Add to ORKGIn this present issue of JMER, Marcela Ossa Parra is reviewing a book by Upegui-Hernández titled Growing Up Transnational: Colombian and Dominican Children of Immigrants in New York City. Ossa Parra in currently an Assistant Professor in the Bilingual Education Program at Queens College, CUNY. Marcela Ossa Parra is Columbian and she therefore understands the cultural context where many of the participants in Upegui-Hernández’ work have lived
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