Transnational Lives
Transnational Lives
Home, Privilege, and Exclusion
This chapter draws the reader into everyday transnational experiences and the role of exclusion in Peruvian racial-class-gender hierarchies. It introduces the main themes and concepts of the book, its methodological approaches, and research locations: Peru, the United States, Canada, and Germany. It also presents the main topical and theoretical concepts and trajectories within the book: home and belonging, exclusion, return, intersectionality, exclusionary cosmopolitanism, and transnational lives.
Keywords: return migration, transnational lives, exclusion, home, Peru, Canada, Germany, United States, intersectionality, multi-sited research
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