Patterns of Movement Theorists and Ethnography
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Clues
- Assimilation Model - Evolutionary traits are due to a blending process through breeding and survival of the fittest, rather than an instant replacement (6)
- Gangsters without borders - MS-13 in LA, participation in criminal gang activities broke down physical national borders and allowed for identities and bonds to be created through shared experiences and culture (4)
- Imagined genetic communities - Increased developments / research into DNA could open up new possibilities for "racialisation" and "essentialisation" of ethnicity. (7)
- Labour migration in the Gulf - Migrant workers were seen as a necessary evil as they provided manual work yet posed a potential foreign threat (7)
- Multiregional Hypothesis - Argues humans evolved across the world at a simultaneous rate (6, 3, 7)
- Polyethnic communities - Compared two polyethnic communities in London. In Bow, E.London, there was a strong polarisation and people lived very separate lives. However, in Battersea, S.London, the relationships and group boundaries was more relaxed (7)
- Remittance economies - Migrant workers sending money home may improve social and economic status back home, yet may cause ethnic conflict in host communities (5)
- Transmigrants - Argues that many contemporary immigrants maintain strong ties with their country of origin. Filipinos in the US made sure that their homecountry was given support by the US (8)
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