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In this research, we located in the Puebla Mixteca region to identify the educational situations of normal-school students with migratory experiences between Mexico and the United States. We start by recovering statistical data from educational institutions in the region to identify the conditions in which migrant children, adolescents, and young people (NNAyJ by its acronym in Spanish) are schooled. Subsequently, we present, from a qualitative approach, the trajectories of seven normal-school students articulated to their transnational life situations and schooling. We use for the analysis the notions of biographical situation, training, school capital, and unequal inclusion. Among the findings, we find the importance of school capital in the educational trajectories of these young women and men, at the same time, we recognize processes of unequal inclusion that have an impact on their life projects. With this, we notice that dual nationality (Mexican and American) of 6 of them does not guarantee that the granting States take responsibility for their training processes concerning the transnational reality of their lives. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Using original survey data, we analyze the factors contributing to participation and preferences in the 2018 Mexican election among the Mexican diaspora in the United States. Our empirical analysis of public-opinion data reveals that exposure to Mexican mass media is a significant predictor of voting from abroad among immigrants and US-born Mexicans. Diaspora voters' feelings of efficacy, their assessments of Mexican democracy, and structural factors yield mixed effects on the vote from abroad and candidate preferences. The study's design also allows for comparison of the transnational electoral preferences of Mexican emigrants and US-born dual nationals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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As part of the study of "new diplomacies", this paper examines the paradiplomacy of cities. It argues that city paradiplomacy distinguishes itself by avoiding being a mere imitation of state diplomacy. Taking a qualitative approach, the case of Mexico City is analysed based on the following research question: to what extent does Mexico City's paradiplomacy incorporate civic binationality into its actions? The argument made is that, in contemporary North America, because of their transnational nature, binational migrants are necessary agents for Mexico City's paradiplomacy. The empirical basis of the analysis is migrant policy and activism in Mexico City and Chicago. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article describes how immigrants in Milan, who are considered citizens of return in the Italian state, develop a sense of belonging to one or more nation-states. The study describes the political boundaries and the cultural boundaries that frame their experiences. For this purpose, immigrants from Argentina who are dual citizens and reside in Milan are interviewed. In recent decades, Italy has become a place of mass immigration; however, it continues to grant citizenship through ius sanguinis. This means only a few types of immigrants (as dual citizens) have unrestricted access and perceive themselves as a member of the state. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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