Class, Gender and Migration : Return Flows between Mexico and the United States in Times of Crisis (Hardcover)

1. Understanding Accelerated and Return Migration in Central Mexico: Migration, Class and Gender2. Rural Central Mexico and the East Coast of the United States: Articulating Surplus Labor and Restructured Economies3. Disarticulation of Agriculture, Transition to a Service Economy in the Sierra Norte of Puebla and Accelerated Migration to the Nuevo New South4."I was motivated to do everything": Undocumented ‘entrepreneurs of the self’ in New York5.Commitment of a Migratory Flow and Return Migration in the Northern Sierra of Puebla6. "In Zapotitlan, we won’t have to pay for so many things": The Great Recession, Return Migration and Social Reproduction7. Economic Crisis and the Social Reproduction of Mexican Transnational Working Classes