Muitas américas: padrões de migração transatlântica e escolha do destino no sul de portugal (séculos XIX e XX)

This article combines regional and local perspectives to analyze the factors that influenced the selection of destinations among transatlantic migrants from the Algarve, in southern Portugal. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, the majority of migrants from Algarve left for Argen...

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Main Author: Marcelo J. Borges
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Associação de Actividades Científicas 2009-05-01
Series:Ler História
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/lerhistoria/1957
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spelling doaj-e691ec432e3244ac9ebe1ebc3832e1eb2020-11-24T21:47:16ZengAssociação de Actividades CientíficasLer História0870-61822009-05-01568310410.4000/lerhistoria.1957Muitas américas: padrões de migração transatlântica e escolha do destino no sul de portugal (séculos XIX e XX)Marcelo J. BorgesThis article combines regional and local perspectives to analyze the factors that influenced the selection of destinations among transatlantic migrants from the Algarve, in southern Portugal. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, the majority of migrants from Algarve left for Argentina. However, a closer look at the intra-regional variations reveals a more complex pattern. The article makes a comparison among the migration flows to Argentina, Brazil, and the United States. The Algarve case shows that migrants’ choice of destination was influenced by a combination of micro and macro factors, including socio-demographic characteristics, local origin, social and occupational networks, labor markets, and migration policies.http://journals.openedition.org/lerhistoria/1957transatlantic migrationdestination selectionAlgarve
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Muitas américas: padrões de migração transatlântica e escolha do destino no sul de portugal (séculos XIX e XX)
Ler História
transatlantic migration
destination selection
Algarve
author_facet Marcelo J. Borges
author_sort Marcelo J. Borges
title Muitas américas: padrões de migração transatlântica e escolha do destino no sul de portugal (séculos XIX e XX)
title_short Muitas américas: padrões de migração transatlântica e escolha do destino no sul de portugal (séculos XIX e XX)
title_full Muitas américas: padrões de migração transatlântica e escolha do destino no sul de portugal (séculos XIX e XX)
title_fullStr Muitas américas: padrões de migração transatlântica e escolha do destino no sul de portugal (séculos XIX e XX)
title_full_unstemmed Muitas américas: padrões de migração transatlântica e escolha do destino no sul de portugal (séculos XIX e XX)
title_sort muitas américas: padrões de migração transatlântica e escolha do destino no sul de portugal (séculos xix e xx)
publisher Associação de Actividades Científicas
series Ler História
issn 0870-6182
publishDate 2009-05-01
description This article combines regional and local perspectives to analyze the factors that influenced the selection of destinations among transatlantic migrants from the Algarve, in southern Portugal. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, the majority of migrants from Algarve left for Argentina. However, a closer look at the intra-regional variations reveals a more complex pattern. The article makes a comparison among the migration flows to Argentina, Brazil, and the United States. The Algarve case shows that migrants’ choice of destination was influenced by a combination of micro and macro factors, including socio-demographic characteristics, local origin, social and occupational networks, labor markets, and migration policies.
topic transatlantic migration
destination selection
Algarve
url http://journals.openedition.org/lerhistoria/1957
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