INTRODUCTION: Entangled Logics in Transnational Families (Javiera Cienfuegos and Rosa Brandhorst)
PART I: The Importance (and Continuity) of Gender Inequalities
Families, Female Heads of Household and Feminization of Migration in Central America (Ana Lucía Fernández Fernández)
Adult-Son and Father Relationships Across the Life Course: Reflections on the Korean American Package Deal (Allen Kim)
Raising a Family in the Distance: Family Practices in Contexts of Colombian Migration to Santiago De Chile (Adriana Zapata)
Power Asymmetry in Shared Mothering Arrangements: Filipino Migrant Mothers in France and their Co-Mothers in the Philippines (Asuncion Fresnoza-Flot)
International Marriage, Migration and Transnational Family Life: The Case of Japanese-Filipino Families (Jocelyn O. Celero)
PART II: New (Other) Actors on the Global Scale
Cultural Identity and Cosmopolitan Attitudes in Zero -Second Generation Transnational Relationships via Materialities (ViorelaDucu & Áron Telegdi Csetri)
Facing Global Processes: Highly Qualified Migrants and their Struggles for Recognition (Javiera Cienfuegos)
Analyzing the Far-Reaching Impacts of the Out-Migration of Female Labor: Barrel Children, Migrant Jamaican Teachers and Dependent Families (Karen Thomas-Brown)
Moral Economies and Transnational Families of Central American Migrants in Mexico and the US (Kristin E. Yarris & Charles Watters)
‘Familia En El Extranjero’: Transnational Families and the Reconfiguration of Social Inequalities in Cuba (Rosa Brandhorst)
Transnational Families: Brazilian Immigration to the United States, Education and Belonging (Gabrielle Oliveira & Mariana Lima Becker)
Older People and Transnational Family Configurations (Claudio Bolzman)
PART III: Reunification and its Possibilities: Deported and Returned
Transnational Families and the Impact of Reintegration: Returned Bolivian Women from Spain in between of Social Suffering and Resilience (Sònia Parella & Alisa Petroff)
Uneven Borders: Regulating the Separation and Reunification of Migrant Families (Paola Bonizzoni, Milena Belloni)
Caring from a Distance: Aging Migrants and their Elderly Kin Back in the Homeland (Johanna O. Zulueta)
Transnational Families, Potentiality and being from Somewhen: The Case of an Afghan/Turkmen Family in Istanbul (Diana Ibáñez-Tirado)
The Deportation Experience: Vulnerability and Violence in the Social Reproduction of Transnational Families (Gioconda Herrera)
Dominican Transnational Families and the Impact of Deportation (Nina Nyberg Sorensen)
Legal Trajectories and Transnational Family Engagement of West African Migrants in The Netherlands (Kim Caarls).