Migration in World History

Patrick Manning, Migration in World History, 2nd ed., Routledge, 2013.
Reviewed by Connie Lamb
 
This  book  is  part  of  the  series,  Themes  in  World  History,  which proposes  to  provide exciting, new and wide - ranging surveys of the important themes of world history.  Each theme is examined over a broad period of time allowing analysis of continuities and change.  Manning’s book certainly fits this pattern, in its broad time coverage, analysis of local movements,  and  historical  methods  for discussing  migration.    Manning  defines  human
migration simply as the “movement from one place to another and from one social context to another” (191)
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Básica * Livros Castles, Stephen, e Mark J. Miller (2009), The Age of Migration.   International Population Movements in the Modern World, 4.ª ed., Nova Iorque, Palgrave-Macmillan. Goldin, Ian, Geoffrey Cameron e Meera Blarajan (2011), Exceptional People. How Migration Shaped Our World and Will Define Our Future, Princeton, Princeton University Press. Pires, Rui Pena (2003), Migrações e Integração. Teoria e Aplicações à Sociedade Portuguesa, Oeiras, Celta. * Atlas King, Russel, e outros (2010), The Atlas of Human Migration. Global Patterns of People on the Move, Londres, Earthscan. Pires, Rui Pena, Fernando Luís Machado, João Peixoto e Maria João Vaz (2010), Portugal. Atlas das Migrações Internacionais, Lisboa, Tinta-da-china. Wenden, Catherine Wihtol de (2009), Atlas Mondial des Migrations, Paris, Autrement. Complementar * Referências bibliográficas: aulas teóricas Alba, Richard, e Victor Nee (2003), "Assimilation theory, old and new...
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