Transforming Ethnicity

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Focusing on the region of Cañar in southern Ecuador, this book delves into the impact of global migration on the communal life of indigenous peoples. It highlights over seventy years of migration to the United States and how these experiences reshape ethnic identity and generational dynamics. Through in-depth interviews and workshops with indigenous youths, the author examines the intersection of transnational life, gender dynamics, and institutional influences, offering a fresh perspective on indigenous identity and the complexities of migration.