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Intro; Acknowledgments; Contents; Chapter 1: Introduction; Theoretical Context; Family Practices and Transnational Families; Overview of the Book; Final Remark; References; Chapter 2: Methodological Challenges in Transnational Family Research; Introduction; Our Multisite Research; Video Recording in Person and Online; Couple Interviews; Final Remark; References; Chapter 3: Two Perspectives on Family Life Through the Lens of Lodging Type; Introduction; Theoretical Framework; A Strategy of Stealthy Living; London; Lack of Openness Toward Family and Community; A Strategy of Living Lavishly; Mons
Mons: CityMons: Rural Zone; Openness Toward Family and Community; Conclusions; References; Chapter 4: "Staying in Touch": Views from Abroad and from Home; Introduction; Theoretical Context; Gender Roles in Transnational Communication; Recreational Visits of the Elderly Abroad; The Relationships Between Family Members Spread Across Several Countries; The Transnational Formation of These Couples; Conclusions; References; Chapter 5: Romanian Children in Multiple Worlds; Introduction; Theoretical Framework; Children Moving 'To and Fro' and the Relationship with Educational Systems
A Better Western SystemReturning to Romania; Elements of Identity and Allegiances Among Children; Speaking the Romanian Language; The Choice of Religion/Rite; Children with Multiple Potential Citizenships; The Feeling of Belonging to a Host Country; Conclusions; References; Chapter 6: Afterword: What Next for Romanian Transnational Family Research?; The Present State of Research; The Book at Hand; What Next?; References; References; Index
Mons: CityMons: Rural Zone; Openness Toward Family and Community; Conclusions; References; Chapter 4: "Staying in Touch": Views from Abroad and from Home; Introduction; Theoretical Context; Gender Roles in Transnational Communication; Recreational Visits of the Elderly Abroad; The Relationships Between Family Members Spread Across Several Countries; The Transnational Formation of These Couples; Conclusions; References; Chapter 5: Romanian Children in Multiple Worlds; Introduction; Theoretical Framework; Children Moving 'To and Fro' and the Relationship with Educational Systems
A Better Western SystemReturning to Romania; Elements of Identity and Allegiances Among Children; Speaking the Romanian Language; The Choice of Religion/Rite; Children with Multiple Potential Citizenships; The Feeling of Belonging to a Host Country; Conclusions; References; Chapter 6: Afterword: What Next for Romanian Transnational Family Research?; The Present State of Research; The Book at Hand; What Next?; References; References; Index