Transnational History - Introduction

Exploring that nexus requires attention to objective social positions, subjective social position- ing strategies, transnational approaches to the study of social positions

Although the concept of migratory transnationalism has been endowed with an interesting polysemy (Besserer 2004; Moctezuma 2008), it is possible to trace its initial definitions

This implies considering migrations, migration policies and the social agency of migrants, refugees and other (domestically) displaced people – such as indigenous

Another finding highlighted by this study is the diversity of actors who intervene in the formation of transnational organisational fields: individuals, social networks, local

Combining working migration before the civil war in Yugoslavia with the asylum migration after the confrontation, Kosovo associations show that transnationally mobile people and

Building upon earlier work on transnational governance, we explore in this chapter the interplay between processes of transnational standard setting and processes

Loyalties to the state of origin, therefore to national identities of home countries, characterise social and ethnic relations among Muslim populations in Europe and

Furthermore, in this paper I addressed the experience of two social movements of victims of Eastern Antioquia that have been developing different types of symbols and