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Making Immigrants in Modern Argentina

by Julia Albarracin

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First published: 2020
Pages: 254

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Julia Albarracin

Julia Albarracin is a political scientist whose research examines immigration policy, national identity, and the incorporation of migrant communities. Making Immigrants in Modern Argentina studies how Argentina’s governments selected, welcomed, restricted, and represented different immigrant groups from independence into the twenty-first century.

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Author: Julia Albarracin
First published: 2020
Reading time: About 5 hours
Pages: 254
Language: English
Genres: History, Political Science, Politics, Science
Formats: PDF, EPUB, MOBI, Read online