Add to ORKGThis study analyzes interviews with expat women in Oaxaca, Mexico. The women use the “magic” of Oaxaca to elude traditional expectations of aging and gender. Oaxaca is crucial for the process of defining themselves as vital and independent in what Massey (1994) calls a progressive sense of place. A translocal emotional geography is constructed. However, the issues of place and nation are more problematic. Efforts to sufficiently enter their various communities in Oaxaca determine the success the women have at overcoming neo-colonial interactions and assumptions
Since the onset of modern colonialism, the colonized world has sought to undo systems of domination ...
This study explores generational and migration-related changes in gender and marriage in two locatio...
In an ethnographic study conducted from August 1993-November 1995, I examined the effects of sociopo...
This dissertation is a multi-layered interpretation of Oaxacans’ own words, embodiments, and process...
The investigation of the relationships between migration processes and the reconstructions of social...
During the past three decades a large number of studies have underlined the importance of gender in ...
In rural Mexican communities, both men and women are at disadvantaged positions for being geographic...
To challenge the continued emphasis on structural factors as an impetus for Mexican migration, recen...
While studying social change and grassroots organization in Oaxaca, Mexico I discovered that every c...
The growing exodus of indigenous people from Mexico into the United States, especially from the mult...
In Mexico, as part of the historical and political context, race heavily influences a person’s oppor...
This study examines the reactions of the Serrano from Capulalpam in the Northern Sierra of Oaxaca, M...
This dissertation analyzes the intersections of different forms of migrations, and how such intersec...
Drawing on oral histories and participant observation fieldwork with Zapotecs in Los Angeles, Califo...
This dissertation project analyzes the ways that migration and remittances, the money that migrants ...
Since the onset of modern colonialism, the colonized world has sought to undo systems of domination ...
This study explores generational and migration-related changes in gender and marriage in two locatio...
In an ethnographic study conducted from August 1993-November 1995, I examined the effects of sociopo...
This dissertation is a multi-layered interpretation of Oaxacans’ own words, embodiments, and process...
The investigation of the relationships between migration processes and the reconstructions of social...
During the past three decades a large number of studies have underlined the importance of gender in ...
In rural Mexican communities, both men and women are at disadvantaged positions for being geographic...
To challenge the continued emphasis on structural factors as an impetus for Mexican migration, recen...
While studying social change and grassroots organization in Oaxaca, Mexico I discovered that every c...
The growing exodus of indigenous people from Mexico into the United States, especially from the mult...
In Mexico, as part of the historical and political context, race heavily influences a person’s oppor...
This study examines the reactions of the Serrano from Capulalpam in the Northern Sierra of Oaxaca, M...
This dissertation analyzes the intersections of different forms of migrations, and how such intersec...
Drawing on oral histories and participant observation fieldwork with Zapotecs in Los Angeles, Califo...
This dissertation project analyzes the ways that migration and remittances, the money that migrants ...
Since the onset of modern colonialism, the colonized world has sought to undo systems of domination ...
This study explores generational and migration-related changes in gender and marriage in two locatio...
In an ethnographic study conducted from August 1993-November 1995, I examined the effects of sociopo...