The Scattered Family: Parenting, African Migrants, and Global Inequality
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The Scattered Family: Parenting, African Migrants, and Global Inequality

by Cati Coe

Sociology Family Studies Migration
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The Scattered Family explores how parenting is shaped by African migration and global inequality. Cati Coe focuses on families living across geographic and social boundaries, examining the challenges and meanings of family life when migration and unequal global conditions affect everyday relationships.

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The Scattered Family explores the relationship between parenting and migration among African families.

It considers how families experience separation and connection across geographic boundaries.

The book places these experiences within the broader context of global inequality.

Cati Coe offers a focused perspective on family life, migration, and unequal social conditions.

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