Solving migration problems: trans-Atlantic and trans-Indian Ocean approaches, 1890-1930.
Since the late nineteenth century, the "problem" of long-distance migration has made migrants, their social networks, and institutions which promote or constrain mobility subjects of fact-finding missions and social science theorization. More recently, perceived disconnects between the &qu...
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