K Paerregaard
Biographic Data
| ID | 21137 |
|---|---|
| NAME | K Paerregaard |
| GIVEN NAMES | K |
| FAMILY NAME | Paerregaard |
| SIGNATURE | PAERREGAARD K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Copenhagen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0973-2238 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 31 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 105 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 31 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Lubricating Water Metabolism: How Mountain Offerings Contribute to Water Sustainability in the Peruvian Andes
This article examines how water's transformative quality shapes Andean offering rituals and how these in turn perform the hydrological cycle as a metabolic process that involves humans as well as superhuman beings.It enquires into the offering practices of an Andean community providing an ethnographic account of its water management and the tributes it pays to the mountain and the springs that supply it with water.Building on the concept of water…
Water: An Anthropological Contribution
At a time when humanity is facing an environmental crisis that threatens the very existence of our planet, a growing number of anthropologists are using their knowledge and skills to identify more sustainable forms of human coexistence with nature, not least water.Water is clearly essential for life on earth, from the seawater that covers over 70 per cent of the earth's surface, to the freshwater that sustains all forms of life even though it mak…
Communicating the Inevitable: Climate Awareness, Climate Discord, and Climate Research in Peru’s Highland Communities
The paper discusses how anthropology contributes to climate change research and communication. Building on theoretical works that highlight the cultural framing of communication it investigates the signs and symbols that a Peruvian highland community creates and the imaginaries and identities it generates to interpret and communicate climate change and its environmental impact. To explore the community’s communicative repertoire the paper explore…
Searching for the new human: Glacier melt, anthropogenic change, and self-reflection in Andean pilgrimage
Arguing in favor of anthropology's humanity-centered research tradition, this article examines how the encounter with human remains on the bedrock of retreating glaciers shapes not only the notion of divinity and power underpinning Andean pilgrimage but also the pilgrims' identity as a species. The article asks, how do the pilgrims account for their own and other humans' impact on Andean glaciers? How does the pilgrims' experience of anthropogeni…
Viewpoint Grasping the Fear: How Xenophobia Intersects with Climatephobia and Robotphobia and how their Co-production Creates Feelings of Abandonment, Self-pity and Destruction
The aim of this article is to discuss an issue that has been on my mind for several years: the fear that fuels the rightist populist movements in Europe and America. As we all know, xenophobia is at the heart of the political rhetoric of Lega in Italy, Vox in Spain, Rassemplement National in France, UKIP in UK, Die Freiheitspartei in Austria, Alternative für Deutschland in Germany, Vlaams Belang in Belgium, Partij voor de Vrijheid in Holland, the…
Capitalizing on migration: The role of strong and weak ties among Peruvian entrepreneurs in the United States, Spain and Chile
Journal Article Capitalizing on migration: The role of strong and weak ties among Peruvian entrepreneurs in the United States, Spain and Chile Get access Karsten Paerregaard Karsten Paerregaard School of Global Studies, Gothenburg University, Sweden. Email: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Migration Studies, Volume 6, Issue 1, March 2018, Pages 79–98, https://doi.org/…
Ayni Unbounded: Cooperation, Inequality, and Migration in the Peruvian Andes
Convencionalmente, los antropólogos han estudiado ayni como una práctica de igualdad. Este artículo examina la cooperación andina como una gramática de reciprocidad que encubre tanto una ideología de igualdad como una práctica de diferencia. Analizando datos de trabajo de campo en una comunidad andina y su colonia de migrantes en los EE.UU. el artículo investiga las relaciones de ayni que los migrantes transnacionales utilizan para patrocinar las…
Boelens, Rutgerd: Water, Power and Identity. The Cultural Politics of Water in the Andes
Anthropos , Seite 672 - 673
Water Citizenship: Negotiating Water Rights and Contesting Water Culture in the Peruvian Andes
This article examines the implementation of Peru’s new water law and discusses how it produces new forms of water citizenship. Inspired by the global paradigm of “integrated water resources management,” the law aims to include all citizens in the management of the country’s water resources by embracing a “new water culture.” We ask what forms of water citizenship emerge from the new water law and how they engage with local water practices and aff…
Return to Sender: The Moral Economy of Peru's Migrant Remittances
This book is an anthropological account of how Peruvian emigrants raise and remit money and what that activity means for them and for their home communities. The book draws on first-hand ethnographic data from North and South America, Europe, and Japan to describe how Peruvians remit to relatives at home, collectively raise money to organize development projects in their regions of origin, and invest savings in business and other activities. The …
The resilience of migrant money: How gender, generation and class shape family remittances in Peruvian migration
Scholars and policy makers have argued that because altruism drives remittance sending, migrant money is more resilient to uncertainty than other capital flows. In this article, I question this assumption through ethnographic examination of remittance sending by Peruvian migrant families. When in their lives do Peruvian migrants start to remit? Who are the recipients? What is the purpose of their remittances? How long do they last and why do they…
Movements, moments and moods. Generation as unity and strife in Peruvian migration
This article discusses the meaning and use of generation in migration studies. It argues that the term is useful to examine how migrants create linkages between their pre- and post-migration lives. The article draws on Mannheim's notions of ‘generational units’ and ‘fresh contact’ to scrutinize how Peruvians engage resources from their previous lives in Peru to achieve social mobility in the USA, Japan, Spain and Argentina. In particular, the art…
Governing Water in the Andean Community of Cabanaconde, Peru: From Resistance to Opposition and to Cooperation (and Back Again?)
Improving water governance in the Andes is one of Peru's biggest challenges. This article examines the state's role in the water supply of an Andean community. Thirty years ago the community resisted the state's interference in its water management but now it has adopted a state model. The present article examines this change in the context of 2 occasions: the Peruvian state's investment in a new channel in the area and the community's confrontat…
Bare Rocks and Fallen Angels: Environmental Change, Climate Perceptions and Ritual Practice in the Peruvian Andes
One of the many dimensions of globalization is climate change that in recent years has caused much concern in the developed world. The aim of this article is to explore how people living on the margins of the global world conceive climate change. Drawing on ethnographic field data from the 1980s and today it examines how the ritual practice and the religious belief of a rural community in the Peruvian Andes has changed during the last 27 years an…
How Contexts of Reception Matter: Comparing Peruvian Migrants’ Economic Trajectories in Japan and the US
This paper examines how Peruvian migrants fare economically in two historically and culturally distinct host countries, Japan and the US , drawing upon a survey and interviews conducted in both countries. Peruvian migrants surveyed share similar socio‐economic backgrounds and migrated to both countries for similar reasons roughly around the same time. Yet, over time, they achieved more occupational upward mobility in the US than in Japan. Japan h…
Commodifying Intimacy: Women, Work, and Care in Peruvian Migration
Este artículo explora la migración femenina desde el Perú a los EE.UU., Europa y otros países sudamericanos. Examina tres casos de estudio en España, Argentina y Chile, y analiza etnográficamente cómo mujeres migrantes se ganan la vida como trabajadoras domésticas y cuidadoras de ancianos, y cómo negocian las relaciones de trabajo con sus empleadores. En particular, el artículo investiga los lazos emocionales que las migrantes crean con las perso…
The circulation of children. Kinship, adoption, and morality in Andean Peru by Leinaweaver, Jessaca B
Peruvian Migration in a Global Context
Artiklen introducerer et særnummer af tidsskriftet med en præsentation af, hvordan peruansk udvandring er forløbet i de sidste 20 år, og en kort diskussion af, hvad har drevet den, og hviike migrationsmål, den har rettet sig mod
The Show Must Go On: The Role of Fiestas in Andean Transnational Migration
Exploration of the migration history of the community of Cabanaconde, in Peru's southern highlands, and the impact of transnational migration on the fiesta system calls attention to the role of the fiesta in strengthening migrants' ties to the networks they draw on to migrate and adapt to their new settings in the United States. It also suggests that the transnationalization of the fiesta contributes to an emerging division of villagers into thos…
In the Footsteps of the Lord of Miracles: The Expatriation of Religious Icons in the Peruvian Diaspora
In the footsteps of the lord of miracles: The expatriation of religious icons in the Peruvian diaspora
The resonance of fieldwork. Ethnographers, informants and the creation of anthropological knowledge
La migración femenina: Estrategias de sostenimiento y movilidad social entre peruanos en España y Argentina
Este artículo examina el patrón de género de la emigración peruana hacia España y Argentina. Compara los distintos contextos de recepción en ambos países y las posibilidades que ofrecen a las mujeres como inmigrantes para conseguir trabajo y movilidad social; analiza también cómo estas posibilidades se reflejan en las expectativas que las mujeres tienen de sostener a sus familiares en el Perú y de, a largo plazo, traerlas y crear nuevas vidas par…
Inside the Hispanic Melting Pot: Negotiating National and Multicultural Identities among Peruvians in the United States
The resonance of fieldwork. Ethnographers, informants and the creation of anthropological knowledge
L'A. explore les implications analytiques de la dissolution de la dichotomie du Soi et de l'Autre qui a historiquement forme la relation de l'anthropologie a son objet d'etude. Il suggere que pour etudier ces implications il faut explorer le champ ethnographique comme un lieu d'interaction intersubjectif ou l'ethnographe et ses informateurs luttent respectivement pour imposer sur l'autre leurs propres roles sociaux et categories culturelles. A pa…
Linking Separate Worlds: Urban Migrants and Rural Lives in Peru
Water Citizenship: Negotiating Water Rights and Contesting Water Culture in the Peruvian Andes
This article examines the implementation of Peru’s new water law and discusses how it produces new forms of water citizenship. Inspired by the global paradigm of “integrated water resources management,” the law aims to include all citizens in the management of the country’s water resources by embracing a “new water culture.” We ask what forms of water citizenship emerge from the new water law and how they engage with local water practices and aff…
The resilience of migrant money: How gender, generation and class shape family remittances in Peruvian migration
Scholars and policy makers have argued that because altruism drives remittance sending, migrant money is more resilient to uncertainty than other capital flows. In this article, I question this assumption through ethnographic examination of remittance sending by Peruvian migrant families. When in their lives do Peruvian migrants start to remit? Who are the recipients? What is the purpose of their remittances? How long do they last and why do they…
Inside the Hispanic Melting Pot: Negotiating National and Multicultural Identities among Peruvians in the United States
Complementarity and Duality: Oppositions between Agriculturists and Herders in an Andean Village
L'A. montre comment les principes de complementarite et de dualite, dans le cas des relations entre agriculteurs et eleveurs dans le village de Tapay (vallee Colca, Sud du Perou), structurent leurs echanges commerciaux, matrimoniaux et leur vie rituelle (fetes de Candelaria, de Magdalena et role des clowns
In the Footsteps of the Lord of Miracles: The Expatriation of Religious Icons in the Peruvian Diaspora
In the footsteps of the lord of miracles: The expatriation of religious icons in the Peruvian diaspora
The Dark Side of the Moon: Conceptual and Methodological Problems in Studying Rural and Urban Worlds in Peru
Recent anthropological theories deal with conceptualizations of culture and space. This article discusses these issues in relation to material from two different periods of fieldwork among villagers and migrants from a community in the Peruvian Andes. It demonstrates that their lives can only be understood when all ties of interdependence between the two groups are included in the analysis. It concludes that in a deterritorialized culture, territ…
Bare Rocks and Fallen Angels: Environmental Change, Climate Perceptions and Ritual Practice in the Peruvian Andes
One of the many dimensions of globalization is climate change that in recent years has caused much concern in the developed world. The aim of this article is to explore how people living on the margins of the global world conceive climate change. Drawing on ethnographic field data from the 1980s and today it examines how the ritual practice and the religious belief of a rural community in the Peruvian Andes has changed during the last 27 years an…
Peruvian Migration in a Global Context
Artiklen introducerer et særnummer af tidsskriftet med en præsentation af, hvordan peruansk udvandring er forløbet i de sidste 20 år, og en kort diskussion af, hvad har drevet den, og hviike migrationsmål, den har rettet sig mod
The Show Must Go On: The Role of Fiestas in Andean Transnational Migration
Exploration of the migration history of the community of Cabanaconde, in Peru's southern highlands, and the impact of transnational migration on the fiesta system calls attention to the role of the fiesta in strengthening migrants' ties to the networks they draw on to migrate and adapt to their new settings in the United States. It also suggests that the transnationalization of the fiesta contributes to an emerging division of villagers into thos…
Water: An Anthropological Contribution
At a time when humanity is facing an environmental crisis that threatens the very existence of our planet, a growing number of anthropologists are using their knowledge and skills to identify more sustainable forms of human coexistence with nature, not least water.Water is clearly essential for life on earth, from the seawater that covers over 70 per cent of the earth's surface, to the freshwater that sustains all forms of life even though it mak…
How Contexts of Reception Matter: Comparing Peruvian Migrants’ Economic Trajectories in Japan and the US
This paper examines how Peruvian migrants fare economically in two historically and culturally distinct host countries, Japan and the US , drawing upon a survey and interviews conducted in both countries. Peruvian migrants surveyed share similar socio‐economic backgrounds and migrated to both countries for similar reasons roughly around the same time. Yet, over time, they achieved more occupational upward mobility in the US than in Japan. Japan h…
Commodifying Intimacy: Women, Work, and Care in Peruvian Migration
Este artículo explora la migración femenina desde el Perú a los EE.UU., Europa y otros países sudamericanos. Examina tres casos de estudio en España, Argentina y Chile, y analiza etnográficamente cómo mujeres migrantes se ganan la vida como trabajadoras domésticas y cuidadoras de ancianos, y cómo negocian las relaciones de trabajo con sus empleadores. En particular, el artículo investiga los lazos emocionales que las migrantes crean con las perso…
Linking Separate Worlds: Urban Migrants and Rural Lives in Peru
Conversion, migration, and social identity: The spread of Protestantism in the Peruvian Andes
This article discusses Protestant movements in a village in the Peruvian Andes. It tries to explain why villagers either reject or are attracted to Protestantism. The argument is that explanations traditionally proposed by anthropologists fail to account for the segmentation into competing denominations, the problem of relapse to Catholicism, and second- and third-time conversion, and that new approaches are required to understand the nature of c…
Searching for the new human: Glacier melt, anthropogenic change, and self-reflection in Andean pilgrimage
Arguing in favor of anthropology's humanity-centered research tradition, this article examines how the encounter with human remains on the bedrock of retreating glaciers shapes not only the notion of divinity and power underpinning Andean pilgrimage but also the pilgrims' identity as a species. The article asks, how do the pilgrims account for their own and other humans' impact on Andean glaciers? How does the pilgrims' experience of anthropogeni…
Ayni Unbounded: Cooperation, Inequality, and Migration in the Peruvian Andes
Convencionalmente, los antropólogos han estudiado ayni como una práctica de igualdad. Este artículo examina la cooperación andina como una gramática de reciprocidad que encubre tanto una ideología de igualdad como una práctica de diferencia. Analizando datos de trabajo de campo en una comunidad andina y su colonia de migrantes en los EE.UU. el artículo investiga las relaciones de ayni que los migrantes transnacionales utilizan para patrocinar las…
Capitalizing on migration: The role of strong and weak ties among Peruvian entrepreneurs in the United States, Spain and Chile
Journal Article Capitalizing on migration: The role of strong and weak ties among Peruvian entrepreneurs in the United States, Spain and Chile Get access Karsten Paerregaard Karsten Paerregaard School of Global Studies, Gothenburg University, Sweden. Email: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Migration Studies, Volume 6, Issue 1, March 2018, Pages 79–98, https://doi.org/…
Movements, moments and moods. Generation as unity and strife in Peruvian migration
This article discusses the meaning and use of generation in migration studies. It argues that the term is useful to examine how migrants create linkages between their pre- and post-migration lives. The article draws on Mannheim's notions of ‘generational units’ and ‘fresh contact’ to scrutinize how Peruvians engage resources from their previous lives in Peru to achieve social mobility in the USA, Japan, Spain and Argentina. In particular, the art…
Lubricating Water Metabolism: How Mountain Offerings Contribute to Water Sustainability in the Peruvian Andes
This article examines how water's transformative quality shapes Andean offering rituals and how these in turn perform the hydrological cycle as a metabolic process that involves humans as well as superhuman beings.It enquires into the offering practices of an Andean community providing an ethnographic account of its water management and the tributes it pays to the mountain and the springs that supply it with water.Building on the concept of water…
Mas allá del dinero: Trueque y economía categorial en un distrito en el Valle del Colca
El artículo no presenta resumen
Buscando un cónyuge: Matrimonio, herencia y ayuda mutua en un distrito del Valle de Colca
La finalidad de mi artículo es contribuir al desarrollo de un modelo general de la organización social del mundo andino, en el cual pocos se han interesado en los últimos diez años. Dos son los aspectos que voy a analizar en base a datos recogidos en el distrito de Tapay, en el valle de Colca, provincia de Cailloma, departamento de Arequipa. Primero, quiero analizar el patrón matrimonial que caracteriza por un lado la relación entre el distrito d…
Complementarity and Duality: Oppositions between Agriculturists and Herders in an Andean Village
L'A. montre comment les principes de complementarite et de dualite, dans le cas des relations entre agriculteurs et eleveurs dans le village de Tapay (vallee Colca, Sud du Perou), structurent leurs echanges commerciaux, matrimoniaux et leur vie rituelle (fetes de Candelaria, de Magdalena et role des clowns
Mas allá del dinero: Trueque y economía categorial en un distrito en el Valle del Colca
El artículo no presenta resumen
Conversion, migration, and social identity: The spread of Protestantism in the Peruvian Andes
This article discusses Protestant movements in a village in the Peruvian Andes. It tries to explain why villagers either reject or are attracted to Protestantism. The argument is that explanations traditionally proposed by anthropologists fail to account for the segmentation into competing denominations, the problem of relapse to Catholicism, and second- and third-time conversion, and that new approaches are required to understand the nature of c…
HVOR GÅR CHOLOS HEN, NÅR DE GÅR UD? Folklore og identitet blandt storbymigranter i Peru
Karsten Pærregaard: Where do Cholos go when They Leave? Folklore and Identity among Urban Migrants in Peru An important term in the description of Peru’s ethnic groups is cholo, a category indicating urban migrants trying to distance themselves from their Andean past and obtain recognition as citizens in the country’s major cities. Conventionally, cholo has been considered a transitional status for Peru’s indigenous population which wants to cast…
Linking Separate Worlds: Urban Migrants and Rural Lives in Peru
The Dark Side of the Moon: Conceptual and Methodological Problems in Studying Rural and Urban Worlds in Peru
Recent anthropological theories deal with conceptualizations of culture and space. This article discusses these issues in relation to material from two different periods of fieldwork among villagers and migrants from a community in the Peruvian Andes. It demonstrates that their lives can only be understood when all ties of interdependence between the two groups are included in the analysis. It concludes that in a deterritorialized culture, territ…
The resonance of fieldwork. Ethnographers, informants and the creation of anthropological knowledge
L'A. explore les implications analytiques de la dissolution de la dichotomie du Soi et de l'Autre qui a historiquement forme la relation de l'anthropologie a son objet d'etude. Il suggere que pour etudier ces implications il faut explorer le champ ethnographique comme un lieu d'interaction intersubjectif ou l'ethnographe et ses informateurs luttent respectivement pour imposer sur l'autre leurs propres roles sociaux et categories culturelles. A pa…
Inside the Hispanic Melting Pot: Negotiating National and Multicultural Identities among Peruvians in the United States
The resonance of fieldwork. Ethnographers, informants and the creation of anthropological knowledge
La migración femenina: Estrategias de sostenimiento y movilidad social entre peruanos en España y Argentina
Este artículo examina el patrón de género de la emigración peruana hacia España y Argentina. Compara los distintos contextos de recepción en ambos países y las posibilidades que ofrecen a las mujeres como inmigrantes para conseguir trabajo y movilidad social; analiza también cómo estas posibilidades se reflejan en las expectativas que las mujeres tienen de sostener a sus familiares en el Perú y de, a largo plazo, traerlas y crear nuevas vidas par…
In the Footsteps of the Lord of Miracles: The Expatriation of Religious Icons in the Peruvian Diaspora
In the footsteps of the lord of miracles: The expatriation of religious icons in the Peruvian diaspora
The circulation of children. Kinship, adoption, and morality in Andean Peru by Leinaweaver, Jessaca B
Peruvian Migration in a Global Context
Artiklen introducerer et særnummer af tidsskriftet med en præsentation af, hvordan peruansk udvandring er forløbet i de sidste 20 år, og en kort diskussion af, hvad har drevet den, og hviike migrationsmål, den har rettet sig mod
The Show Must Go On: The Role of Fiestas in Andean Transnational Migration
Exploration of the migration history of the community of Cabanaconde, in Peru's southern highlands, and the impact of transnational migration on the fiesta system calls attention to the role of the fiesta in strengthening migrants' ties to the networks they draw on to migrate and adapt to their new settings in the United States. It also suggests that the transnationalization of the fiesta contributes to an emerging division of villagers into thos…
How Contexts of Reception Matter: Comparing Peruvian Migrants’ Economic Trajectories in Japan and the US
This paper examines how Peruvian migrants fare economically in two historically and culturally distinct host countries, Japan and the US , drawing upon a survey and interviews conducted in both countries. Peruvian migrants surveyed share similar socio‐economic backgrounds and migrated to both countries for similar reasons roughly around the same time. Yet, over time, they achieved more occupational upward mobility in the US than in Japan. Japan h…
Commodifying Intimacy: Women, Work, and Care in Peruvian Migration
Este artículo explora la migración femenina desde el Perú a los EE.UU., Europa y otros países sudamericanos. Examina tres casos de estudio en España, Argentina y Chile, y analiza etnográficamente cómo mujeres migrantes se ganan la vida como trabajadoras domésticas y cuidadoras de ancianos, y cómo negocian las relaciones de trabajo con sus empleadores. En particular, el artículo investiga los lazos emocionales que las migrantes crean con las perso…
Governing Water in the Andean Community of Cabanaconde, Peru: From Resistance to Opposition and to Cooperation (and Back Again?)
Improving water governance in the Andes is one of Peru's biggest challenges. This article examines the state's role in the water supply of an Andean community. Thirty years ago the community resisted the state's interference in its water management but now it has adopted a state model. The present article examines this change in the context of 2 occasions: the Peruvian state's investment in a new channel in the area and the community's confrontat…
Bare Rocks and Fallen Angels: Environmental Change, Climate Perceptions and Ritual Practice in the Peruvian Andes
One of the many dimensions of globalization is climate change that in recent years has caused much concern in the developed world. The aim of this article is to explore how people living on the margins of the global world conceive climate change. Drawing on ethnographic field data from the 1980s and today it examines how the ritual practice and the religious belief of a rural community in the Peruvian Andes has changed during the last 27 years an…
Movements, moments and moods. Generation as unity and strife in Peruvian migration
This article discusses the meaning and use of generation in migration studies. It argues that the term is useful to examine how migrants create linkages between their pre- and post-migration lives. The article draws on Mannheim's notions of ‘generational units’ and ‘fresh contact’ to scrutinize how Peruvians engage resources from their previous lives in Peru to achieve social mobility in the USA, Japan, Spain and Argentina. In particular, the art…
Return to Sender: The Moral Economy of Peru's Migrant Remittances
This book is an anthropological account of how Peruvian emigrants raise and remit money and what that activity means for them and for their home communities. The book draws on first-hand ethnographic data from North and South America, Europe, and Japan to describe how Peruvians remit to relatives at home, collectively raise money to organize development projects in their regions of origin, and invest savings in business and other activities. The …
The resilience of migrant money: How gender, generation and class shape family remittances in Peruvian migration
Scholars and policy makers have argued that because altruism drives remittance sending, migrant money is more resilient to uncertainty than other capital flows. In this article, I question this assumption through ethnographic examination of remittance sending by Peruvian migrant families. When in their lives do Peruvian migrants start to remit? Who are the recipients? What is the purpose of their remittances? How long do they last and why do they…
Boelens, Rutgerd: Water, Power and Identity. The Cultural Politics of Water in the Andes
Anthropos , Seite 672 - 673
Water Citizenship: Negotiating Water Rights and Contesting Water Culture in the Peruvian Andes
This article examines the implementation of Peru’s new water law and discusses how it produces new forms of water citizenship. Inspired by the global paradigm of “integrated water resources management,” the law aims to include all citizens in the management of the country’s water resources by embracing a “new water culture.” We ask what forms of water citizenship emerge from the new water law and how they engage with local water practices and aff…
Capitalizing on migration: The role of strong and weak ties among Peruvian entrepreneurs in the United States, Spain and Chile
Journal Article Capitalizing on migration: The role of strong and weak ties among Peruvian entrepreneurs in the United States, Spain and Chile Get access Karsten Paerregaard Karsten Paerregaard School of Global Studies, Gothenburg University, Sweden. Email: [email protected] Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Migration Studies, Volume 6, Issue 1, March 2018, Pages 79–98, https://doi.org/…
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