Latino Workers in the Contemporary South |
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| Editor:
| Murphy, Arthur D.
Blanchard, Colleen
Hill, Jennifer A. |
| Contribution by:
| Hernández-León, Rubén
Richman, Karen
Zúñiga, Víctor
Andreatta, Susan
Bankston, Carl L.
Burns, Allan
Camposeco, Jeronimo
Dale, Jack G.
Donato, Katherine M.
Duchon, Deborah A.
Engstrom, James D.
Freeman, Elizabeth
Grenier, Guillermo
Griffith, David
Guthey, Greig
Jones, Eric C.
Kissam, Ed
Kozaitis, Kathryn A.
Murphy, Kathleen M.
Nieto-Studstill, Laura
Rees, Martha W.
Rhoades, Robert E.
Robinson, Dawn T.
Stepick, Alex
Studstill, John D. |
| Series title: | Southern Anthropological Society Proceedings Ser. |
| ISBN: | 978-0-8203-2279-7 |
| Publication Date: | Mar 2001 |
| Publisher: | University of Georgia Press
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $27.95 |
Book Description:
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Areas of Georgia and Florida have had booming Hispanic populations in recent years. This work documents the different ways in which Latino immigrants in today's South have adapted to the ambiguous and frequently inaccessible territory of the South's notorious "good-ole-boy" network to navigate the world of work.
Areas of Georgia and Florida have had booming Hispanic populations in recent years. This work documents the different ways in which Latino immigrants in today's South have adapted to the ambiguous and frequently inaccessible territory of the South's notorious "good-ole-boy" network to navigate the world of work.