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2. Index
3. Notes
4. Appendix
5. References
6. Chapter 7. Exercising Citizenship
7. Chapter 9. Ethnicity: Crossing Blurry Boundaries
8. Chapter 8. Cross-Border Connections
9. Chapter 10. Conclusion: The Making of the Second Generation
10. Chapter 5. Getting Ahead: Institutions, Ethnicity, and International Influences
11. Part III. Transformations
12. Chapter 6. Acquiring Citizenship
13. Part I. Perspectives
14. Chapter 4. The Importance of Context
15. About the Authors
16. Chapter 2. Bringing the International Back In: A New Perspective
17. Chapter 3. The International Perspective
18. Cover
19. List of Illustrations
20. Chapter 1. Origins and Destinations
21. Title Page, Copyright Page
22. How Legacies of Geopolitical Trauma Shape Popular Nationalism Today
23. Challenges when identifying migration from geo-located Twitter data
24. The politics left behind: how pre-migration and migration experiences shape Syrian refugees' interest in home-county politics.
25. Reconceptualizing Context : A Multilevel Model of the Context of Reception and Second-Generation Educational Attainment
26. Social Reproduction of Religiosity in the Immigrant Context: The Role of Family Transmission and Family Formation — Evidence from France
27. National Trauma and the Fear of Foreigners: How Past Geopolitical Threat Heightens Anti-Immigration Sentiment Today
28. The effect of social capital on migrant labor market success: evidence from refugee sponsorship in Canada.
29. From Parent to Child? Transmission of Educational Attainment Within Immigrant Families: Methodological Considerations
30. Blocked Acculturation: Cultural Heterodoxy among Europe’s Immigrants 1
31. The Bounded Polity: The Limits to Mexican Emigrant Political Participation
32. The Bounded Polity: The Limits to Mexican Emigrant Political Participation
33. Inheriting the Homeland? Intergenerational Transmission of Cross-Border Ties in Migrant Families 1
34. Discriminatory Immigration Bans Elicit Anti-Americanism in Targeted Communities: Evidence from Nigerian Expatriates.
35. Timing of union formation and partner choice in immigrant societies: The United States and Germany
36. Modes of Difference and Connection: Language, Education and Religion in Migrant Families
37. Making the connection: Latino immigrants and their cross-border ties
38. Promises and Limits of Using Targeted Social Media Advertising to Sample Global Migrant Populations: Nigerians at Home and Abroad.
39. Origins and Destinations : The Making of the Second Generation
40. Nationalising foreigners: The making of American national identity.
41. Social politics: the importance of the family for naturalisation decisions of the 1.5 generation.
42. Acquiring and Exercising Citizenship: The New Second Generation in the United States
43. Acquiring and Exercising Citizenship: The New Second Generation in the United States (LIEPP Working Paper, n°58)
44. Origins and Destinations: a rejoinder.
45. Who assimilates? Statistical artefacts and intergenerational mobility in immigrant families
46. The Ambiguities of Political Opportunity: Political claims making of Russian-Jewish Immigrants in New York City
47. Reconceptualizing Context: Origin, Destination and the New Second Generation.
48. From origins to destinations: acculturation trajectories in migrants’ attitudes towards homosexuality.
49. But do they speak it? The intergenerational transmission of home-country language in migrant families in France.
50. The ambiguities of political opportunity: political claims-making of Russian-Jewish immigrants in New York City.
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