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International Migration, Development and Human Wellbeing

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155 pages
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6 hours

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The book delves into the construction of human wellbeing and its transnational movement, focusing on empirical research involving Peruvian migrants in London and Madrid, along with their relatives and friends in Peru. By examining these connections, it reveals how wellbeing is shaped by cultural and social factors across different locations, highlighting the intricate dynamics of migration and familial relationships.

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International Migration, Development and Human Wellbeing, Katie Wright

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2012
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