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Gender and migration : West Indians in comparative perspective

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Foner, Nancy

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2009Action note:

4/7/09 JOYD

Summary: Explores gender issues in West Indian migration by taking a comparative - cross-national - perspective. Focuses on the three major West Indian movements of the mid- and late- twentieth and early twenty-first centuries - to the United States, Britain and Canada.

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Explores gender issues in West Indian migration by taking a comparative - cross-national - perspective. Focuses on the three major West Indian movements of the mid- and late- twentieth and early twenty-first centuries - to the United States, Britain and Canada.

4/7/09 JOYD

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