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Young, Well-Educated, and Adaptable : Chilean Exiles in Ontario and Quebec, 1973-2010.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Studies in Immigration and Culture SeriesPublisher: Winnipeg : University of Manitoba Press, 2014Copyright date: ©2014Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (209 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9780887554605
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: Young, Well-Educated, and AdaptableDDC classification:
  • 971.3/0046883
LOC classification:
  • F1059.7.C45P43 2014
Online resources:
Contents:
Cover -- Contents -- Introduction - Anatomy of an Exile -- The Chilean Diaspora -- Temporal and Geographic Delimitations -- Exile, Refugee, Forced Migrant, Immigrant? The Problem of Classification -- Sources -- Constructing an Oral History -- Chapter Outline -- Chapter 1 - Chile and Canada in the Cold War -- Chile, the Model and Symbol -- Living the Changes: The Exiles and Their History -- Canada, at Home and Abroad: Immigration Policy, National Security, and the Cold War -- Canada and Latin America -- National Security and the Cold War -- Chapter 2 - Getting Out, Getting In:The Push and Pull of Exile -- Getting Out: "A new stage in the national destiny" -- Getting In -- Chapter 3 - The Bonds of Exile: Community Associations and Activism -- Encountering Canada: The Exiles' Memories of the Journey to Canada, Reception, and Resettlement -- "I Really Wanted to Go Back to Being Normal Again" -- Orientation and Denunciation: The Growth of Community Organizations -- New Groups, New Goals -- Chapter 4 - The Challenges and Changes of Exile: Work, Study, Family Life, and Gender Roles -- Unpacking the Suitcase -- Work and Study -- Family Roles and Relationships -- Chapter 5 - Staying Put or Going Back -- The End of Exile -- Desexilio During Dictatorship: Returning from Exile, 1982 to 1990 -- Choosing between Canada and Chile after 1990 -- Going Back to a New Chile -- Conclusion - The Road Ahead, the Road Behind -- The Road Ahead for the Chilean Community in Canada: The Waning of the "Culture of Exile" -- Afterword - Utility and Suitability, Forty Years On -- Acknowledgements -- Appendix: Profiles of Interviewees -- Abbreviations -- Notes -- Introduction: Anatomy of an Exile -- Chapter 1: Chile and Canada in the Cold War -- Chapter 2: Getting Out, Getting In -- Chapter 3: The Bonds of Exile -- Chapter 4: The Challenges and Changes of Exile.
Chapter 5: Staying Put or Going Back -- Conclusion: The Road Ahead, the Road Behind -- Afterword: Utility and Suitability, Forty Years On -- Bibliography -- Archives Consulted -- Print Media -- Interviews -- Published Sources -- Index.
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Cover -- Contents -- Introduction - Anatomy of an Exile -- The Chilean Diaspora -- Temporal and Geographic Delimitations -- Exile, Refugee, Forced Migrant, Immigrant? The Problem of Classification -- Sources -- Constructing an Oral History -- Chapter Outline -- Chapter 1 - Chile and Canada in the Cold War -- Chile, the Model and Symbol -- Living the Changes: The Exiles and Their History -- Canada, at Home and Abroad: Immigration Policy, National Security, and the Cold War -- Canada and Latin America -- National Security and the Cold War -- Chapter 2 - Getting Out, Getting In:The Push and Pull of Exile -- Getting Out: "A new stage in the national destiny" -- Getting In -- Chapter 3 - The Bonds of Exile: Community Associations and Activism -- Encountering Canada: The Exiles' Memories of the Journey to Canada, Reception, and Resettlement -- "I Really Wanted to Go Back to Being Normal Again" -- Orientation and Denunciation: The Growth of Community Organizations -- New Groups, New Goals -- Chapter 4 - The Challenges and Changes of Exile: Work, Study, Family Life, and Gender Roles -- Unpacking the Suitcase -- Work and Study -- Family Roles and Relationships -- Chapter 5 - Staying Put or Going Back -- The End of Exile -- Desexilio During Dictatorship: Returning from Exile, 1982 to 1990 -- Choosing between Canada and Chile after 1990 -- Going Back to a New Chile -- Conclusion - The Road Ahead, the Road Behind -- The Road Ahead for the Chilean Community in Canada: The Waning of the "Culture of Exile" -- Afterword - Utility and Suitability, Forty Years On -- Acknowledgements -- Appendix: Profiles of Interviewees -- Abbreviations -- Notes -- Introduction: Anatomy of an Exile -- Chapter 1: Chile and Canada in the Cold War -- Chapter 2: Getting Out, Getting In -- Chapter 3: The Bonds of Exile -- Chapter 4: The Challenges and Changes of Exile.

Chapter 5: Staying Put or Going Back -- Conclusion: The Road Ahead, the Road Behind -- Afterword: Utility and Suitability, Forty Years On -- Bibliography -- Archives Consulted -- Print Media -- Interviews -- Published Sources -- Index.

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