Azorean Identity in Brazil and the United States: Arguments about History, Culture, and Transnational Connections (Portuguese in the Americas Series)
“Azorean Identity in Brazil and the United States offers an insightful and rich ethnographic comparison of how identities are formed and transformed among Azoreans in New England and Brazil. The book touches on a host of questions of critical concern in contemporary immigration studies: transnationalism, the second generation, ethnicity, and the politics of culture.” (Caroline Brettell, Southern Methodist University)