The polysemy of solidarity in migrant transnational engagements: synergies of in-Kind and social remittances from Uruguayans in Norway.
What is the meaning of 'solidarity' among emigrants? Does it carry political connotations? Is it related to remittance practices? This study addresses these questions for the case of Hjelpemidelfondet, an association formed by Uruguayans in Norway. I argue that solidarity as a value is a pervasive a...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Ethnic & Migration Studies Vol. 52; no. 13; pp. 3546 - 3566 |
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Aug(Early)2026
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