Labour of love: Secrecy and kinship among Ghanaian-Dutch and Somali-Dutch in The Netherlands

Overview of attention for article published in Ethnography, July 2020

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RT @A_Andrikopoulos: Bakuri/Spronk/Van Dijk study the productive role of #secrecy in the family relations of #Somali and #Ghanaian migrants…

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RT @A_Andrikopoulos: Bakuri/Spronk/Van Dijk study the productive role of #secrecy in the family relations of #Somali and #Ghanaian migrants…

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Bakuri/Spronk/Van Dijk study the productive role of #secrecy in the family relations of #Somali and #Ghanaian migrants. Secrecy enables them to negotiate moral expectations while manoeuvring to fulfil their personal aspirations @UvA_Anthro @ASCLeiden 7/7

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