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This book is a fantastic addition to the international migration scholarship. It is accessible and easy to read, engaging, yet theoretically nuanced and methodologically sound. The journeys through which [Fouratt] takes the reader--across countries, levels of analysis, and time--give a sense of the movement in time and space of Nicaraguan migrant families. --Leila Rodriguez, editor of Culture as Judicial Evidence: Expert Testimony in Latin America

Fouratt's insights on the importance of flexibility in working-class Nicaraguan families is a critical contribution to our understandings of migration and kinship. --Ruth Gomberg-Munoz, author of Labor and Legality: An Ethnography of a Mexican Immigrant Network This book is a fantastic addition to the international migration scholarship. It is accessible and easy to read, engaging, yet theoretically nuanced and methodologically sound. The journeys through which [Fouratt] takes the reader--across countries, levels of analysis, and time--gives a sense of the movement in time and space of Nicaraguan migrant families. --Leila Rodriguez, editor of Culture as Judicial Evidence: Expert Testimony in Latin America

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Caitlin E. Fouratt is an associate professor in the Department of International Studies at California State University, Long Beach.

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