Integration in Ireland : the everyday lives of African migrants
Maguire, MarkAuthor
Murphy, FionaContributor
Manchester : Manchester University Press,
2013.
This book builds on several years of in-depth ethnographic research to provide a striking portrait of the integration experiences of African migrants in Dundalk, Drogheda and Dublin. It draws on contemporary anthropological theory to explore labour integration, civic and political participation, religion, education and youth identity. The stories of several key research participants are threaded throughout.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
This book builds on several years of in-depth ethnographic research to provide a striking portrait of the integration experiences of African migrants in Dundalk, Drogheda and Dublin. It draws on contemporary anthropological theory to explore labour integration, civic and political participation, religion, education and youth identity. The stories of several key research participants are threaded throughout.
Description based on online resource; title from home page (viewed on Nov. 19, 2012).
Taxis, deregulation and racism in Irish border towns -- Inside the politics machine -- Enchanting Ireland -- Hallelujah Halloween -- Miss Nigeria, and emergent forms of life -- Conclusion.
Africans
Immigrants
Regions & Countries - Europe
History & Archaeology
Ireland