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10. Migration and the Seasonal Round: An Odawa Family’s Story

© 2011 Duke University Press, Durham, USA

© 2011 Duke University Press, Durham, USA

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. List of Maps xi
  4. Preface xiii
  5. Introduction: Migration, People’s Lives, Shifting and Permeable Borders: The North American and Caribbean Societies in the Atlantic World 1
  6. PART I. INTERSOCIETAL MIGRATIONS
  7. 1. Mirando atrás: Mexican Immigration from 1876 to 2000 49
  8. 2. Through the Northern Borderlands: Canada- U.S. Migrations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries 76
  9. 3. The Making and Unmaking of the Circum- Caribbean Migratory Sphere: Mobility, Sex across Boundaries, and Collective Destinies, 1840–1940 99
  10. PART II. CONNECTING BORDERLANDS, LITTORALS, AND REGIONS
  11. 4. Population Movements and the Making of Canada- U.S. Not- So- Foreign Relations 129
  12. 5. Greater Southwest North America: A Region of Historical Integration, Disjunction, and Imposition 150
  13. 6. Independence and Interdependence: Caribbean–North American Migration in the Modern Era 174
  14. 7. Migration to Mexico, Migration in Mexico: A Special Case on the North American Continent 188
  15. 8. The Construction of Borders: Building North American Nations, Building a Continental Perimeter, 1890s–1920s 210
  16. 9. The United States–Mexican Border as Material and Cultural Barrier 228
  17. PART III. COMPLICATING NARRATIVES
  18. 10. Migration and the Seasonal Round: An Odawa Family’s Story 253
  19. 11. Market Interactions in a Borderland Setting: A Case Study of the Gila River Pima of Arizona, 1846–1862 264
  20. 12. Paying Attention to Moving Americans: Migration Knowledge in the Age of Internal Migration, 1930s–1970s 277
  21. 13. The Black Experience in Canada Revisited 297
  22. 14. Circumnavigating Controls: Transborder Migration of Asian- Origin Migrants during the Period of Exclusion 313
  23. 15. Migration and Capitalism: The Rise of the U.S.- Mexican Border 333
  24. PART IV. CONTEMPORARY AND APPLIED PERSPECTIVES
  25. 16. Central American Migration and the Shaping of Refugee Policy 347
  26. 17. Central American Transmigrants: Migratory Movement of Special Interest to Different Sectors within and outside Mexico 364
  27. 18. Interrogating Managed Migration’s Model: A Counternarrative of Canada’s Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program 377
  28. 19. 1867 and All That . . . : Teaching the American Survey as Continental North American History 391
  29. About the Contributors 399
  30. Index 401
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. List of Maps xi
  4. Preface xiii
  5. Introduction: Migration, People’s Lives, Shifting and Permeable Borders: The North American and Caribbean Societies in the Atlantic World 1
  6. PART I. INTERSOCIETAL MIGRATIONS
  7. 1. Mirando atrás: Mexican Immigration from 1876 to 2000 49
  8. 2. Through the Northern Borderlands: Canada- U.S. Migrations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries 76
  9. 3. The Making and Unmaking of the Circum- Caribbean Migratory Sphere: Mobility, Sex across Boundaries, and Collective Destinies, 1840–1940 99
  10. PART II. CONNECTING BORDERLANDS, LITTORALS, AND REGIONS
  11. 4. Population Movements and the Making of Canada- U.S. Not- So- Foreign Relations 129
  12. 5. Greater Southwest North America: A Region of Historical Integration, Disjunction, and Imposition 150
  13. 6. Independence and Interdependence: Caribbean–North American Migration in the Modern Era 174
  14. 7. Migration to Mexico, Migration in Mexico: A Special Case on the North American Continent 188
  15. 8. The Construction of Borders: Building North American Nations, Building a Continental Perimeter, 1890s–1920s 210
  16. 9. The United States–Mexican Border as Material and Cultural Barrier 228
  17. PART III. COMPLICATING NARRATIVES
  18. 10. Migration and the Seasonal Round: An Odawa Family’s Story 253
  19. 11. Market Interactions in a Borderland Setting: A Case Study of the Gila River Pima of Arizona, 1846–1862 264
  20. 12. Paying Attention to Moving Americans: Migration Knowledge in the Age of Internal Migration, 1930s–1970s 277
  21. 13. The Black Experience in Canada Revisited 297
  22. 14. Circumnavigating Controls: Transborder Migration of Asian- Origin Migrants during the Period of Exclusion 313
  23. 15. Migration and Capitalism: The Rise of the U.S.- Mexican Border 333
  24. PART IV. CONTEMPORARY AND APPLIED PERSPECTIVES
  25. 16. Central American Migration and the Shaping of Refugee Policy 347
  26. 17. Central American Transmigrants: Migratory Movement of Special Interest to Different Sectors within and outside Mexico 364
  27. 18. Interrogating Managed Migration’s Model: A Counternarrative of Canada’s Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program 377
  28. 19. 1867 and All That . . . : Teaching the American Survey as Continental North American History 391
  29. About the Contributors 399
  30. Index 401
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