Núm. 2 (2017): Continuidad y diversidad. La investigación antropológica en los seminarios de la Dirección de Etnología y Antropología Social
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La deshumanización de las inmigrantes mexicanas y los discursos antiinmigrantes en Estados Unidos de América

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  • Sophie S. Alves
Sophie S. Alves
Universidad de Arizona

Publicado 2017-12-29

Palabras clave

  • Migración,
  • Antropología,
  • Mujeres,
  • Discriminación,
  • Reproducción,
  • Identidad,
  • Estados Unidos,
  • Discursos
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La deshumanización de las inmigrantes mexicanas y los discursos antiinmigrantes en Estados Unidos de América. (2017). Rutas De Campo, 2, 72-91. https://revistas.inah.gob.mx/index.php/rutasdecampo/article/view/12454

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