From “in-betweenness” to “positioned belongings”: second-generation Palestinian-Americans negotiate the tensions of assimilation and transnationalism

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#ERSOpen Tom Brocken argues that second-generation Palestinian-Americans experience multiple tensions and exclusions as a result of the interaction of transnationalism, assimilation, diaspora and racialization in their lives. Vol. 43, Iss 16 is now live!

04 Nov 2020

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#ERSnew From “in-betweenness” to “positioned belongings”: second-generation Palestinian-Americans negotiate the tensions of assimilation and transnationalism https://t.co/TRrCkJHnA3 Author - Tom Brocket @UCLgeography #openaccess

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