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A Study of Immigrant Latina Survivors of Domestic Violence: Becoming Líderes Comunitarias (Communitytude in coping with tremendous stress in which partner violence is only one aspect of their lives (Kofman, Phizacklea, Raghuram & Sales, 2000; Perilla, Serrata, Weinberg & Lippy, 2012). The purpose of this study is to extend research on immigrant Latina/o communities and domestic violence by highlig

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Catherine N?pflin,Fritz Oser,Philipp Aernitude in coping with tremendous stress in which partner violence is only one aspect of their lives (Kofman, Phizacklea, Raghuram & Sales, 2000; Perilla, Serrata, Weinberg & Lippy, 2012). The purpose of this study is to extend research on immigrant Latina/o communities and domestic violence by highlig

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-2968-8f interviewees are pseudonyms). I begin this chapter with the words of one of the women in order to set the stage, to introduce and contextualize this study. The central themes of this study are authenticity and Italian imaginary.

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Romy Schnelle,Kilian von Berlichingenate to each other in response to these experiences. These differences are influenced by developmental and current experiences with power and privilege associated with nativity (and with other sociostructural variables).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-22522-3s likely to be employed in white-collar jobs; only 58 percent of the white population maintains employment in these types of jobs (Seth, 1995). The relatively poor economic conditions and opportunities for career mobility in their countries of origin have provided further impetus for skilled Asians to migrate to the United States.

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J. David Cummins,Anthony M. Santomerot and acculturation embedded in all these factors is necessary to understand the way my daughter (María Teresa) is growing up and acculturating in the US. Otherwise, the migration story is only half-told.

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