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The aim of this paper is to discuss and conceptualize the project of family life in families in transnationality. Corresponds to one of the results of a qualitative research approach Colombian families dealt with international migration experience of the father or mother who left to sons or daughters from up to 24 years of age. The family project has focused on the subjects that form a family, who set commitments that are differentiated according to place parental and individual responsibility, is located in the parent thinking and acting explicitly on behalf of the well - being of himself and other members deemed as part of this. The why and wherefore of the family project has the particularity of tying the various nuances of everyday family life in a state of transnationalism, weaves together the worlds of individuals and families here and there. It emphasizes the difference between families living in transnational and parenthood in a situation of transnationalism. The family project as a concept and topic of academic analysis is widely disseminated, being little theoretical references available, it is desirable broadening the debate and assume the risk that can be place in the future from the discussion on this article. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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