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Chapter1. From a Land of Emigrants to a Land of Immigrants? The Complex Realities behind a Common Perception
Part I: Galicians abroad
Chapter2. The role of Galician Centers in the Promotion of Galician Culture Abroad
Chapter 3. 'Cando chegamos ô Unai Estei' (When We Arrived in the USA): Literary Representations of Galician Migration to New York in the First Half of the 20th Century
Chapter4. The ties and emotions of emigration: An analysis of personal correspondence
Chapter5. Galician Political Refugees in Portugal during the Civil War and Post-Civil War Era (1936-1945)
Chapter6. A Theme Park in Early 20th Century Galicia: A Case Study on the Globalized Visions of "Indianos"
Chapter7. The Grandchildren of Galicia: Lived and Imagined Citizenship
Chapter8. The Galician diaspora in the 21st Century: Demographic renovation as a response to the economic crisis
Part 2. Strangers among us
Chapter9. Migratory trends and their relation to specific policy regarding migrations in Galicia
Chapter10. The changing role of women in transnational families living in Senegal and Galicia
Chapter 11. "It's a better life here": Romanian Roma perceptions of successful integration
Chapter12. The Muslim Minority in Galicia: Trajectory and Demands
Chapter13. Gendered Mobility Strategies, Labor Market in a Context of Economic Crisis in Galicia
Chapter14. School, Family and Migration: Toward an understanding of differential (de)construction of gender identities
Chapter15. Cape Verdeans in Burela: Women's Empowerment through gendered cultural practices
Part 3. Forging the new, multicultural Galicia
Chapter16. Participatory citizenship initiatives as a crucial factor for social cohesion
Chapter17. The Neo Project: An educational radio program to promote social cohesion
Chapter18. Immigrant Perspectives on Linguistic and Cultural Preservation
Chapter19. A view of Linguistic Landscapes for an Ethical and Critical Education
Chapter20. Immigrant women in situation of gender violence: Towards improving communication with public service providers through interpreters
Chapter21. Collaborative Initiatives Between Immigrant Associations and Schools
Chapter22. Communicating about migrations, dismantling prejudices: an experience of social journalism linking Galicia and Morocco.
Part I: Galicians abroad
Chapter2. The role of Galician Centers in the Promotion of Galician Culture Abroad
Chapter 3. 'Cando chegamos ô Unai Estei' (When We Arrived in the USA): Literary Representations of Galician Migration to New York in the First Half of the 20th Century
Chapter4. The ties and emotions of emigration: An analysis of personal correspondence
Chapter5. Galician Political Refugees in Portugal during the Civil War and Post-Civil War Era (1936-1945)
Chapter6. A Theme Park in Early 20th Century Galicia: A Case Study on the Globalized Visions of "Indianos"
Chapter7. The Grandchildren of Galicia: Lived and Imagined Citizenship
Chapter8. The Galician diaspora in the 21st Century: Demographic renovation as a response to the economic crisis
Part 2. Strangers among us
Chapter9. Migratory trends and their relation to specific policy regarding migrations in Galicia
Chapter10. The changing role of women in transnational families living in Senegal and Galicia
Chapter 11. "It's a better life here": Romanian Roma perceptions of successful integration
Chapter12. The Muslim Minority in Galicia: Trajectory and Demands
Chapter13. Gendered Mobility Strategies, Labor Market in a Context of Economic Crisis in Galicia
Chapter14. School, Family and Migration: Toward an understanding of differential (de)construction of gender identities
Chapter15. Cape Verdeans in Burela: Women's Empowerment through gendered cultural practices
Part 3. Forging the new, multicultural Galicia
Chapter16. Participatory citizenship initiatives as a crucial factor for social cohesion
Chapter17. The Neo Project: An educational radio program to promote social cohesion
Chapter18. Immigrant Perspectives on Linguistic and Cultural Preservation
Chapter19. A view of Linguistic Landscapes for an Ethical and Critical Education
Chapter20. Immigrant women in situation of gender violence: Towards improving communication with public service providers through interpreters
Chapter21. Collaborative Initiatives Between Immigrant Associations and Schools
Chapter22. Communicating about migrations, dismantling prejudices: an experience of social journalism linking Galicia and Morocco.