Keywords
mujeres mestizas
nahuas y otomíes
Pahuatlán (Puebla)-Durham (Carolina del Norte).
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Abstract
Las condiciones que enmarcan la circulación de personas entre México y Estados Unidos han cambiado drásticamente en la última década: las modalidades de retorno deben analizarse considerando la especificidad de las regiones involucradas en este proceso. La dinámica de salida y retorno en la llamada región histórica de la migración a Estados Unidos se concibe en este trabajo como un "tipo ideal", útil para contrastarla con otras experiencias en zonas donde flujos migratorios recientes, comparativamente tardíos, se aceleraron en los años noventa. Se analiza el retorno de mujeres indígenas y mestizas del municipio de Pahuatlán, Puebla, procedentes de Carolina del Norte.Authors who publish with this journal agree to the following terms:
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