Shadowed Lives: Undocumented Immigrants in American Society (Case Studies in Cultural Anthropology)
Leo R. Chavez explores undocumented immigration in the United States through a cultural anthropology framework. Using case studies, Shadowed Lives considers the social experiences and cultural contexts surrounding undocumented immigrants, offering students and general readers an accessible foundation for examining immigration and American society.
About This Book
Shadowed Lives examines undocumented immigrants in American society through the lens of cultural anthropology.
Organized around case studies, the book considers the social and cultural dimensions of undocumented immigration.
Leo R. Chavez presents a focused academic exploration of how undocumented immigrants are situated within American society.
This work is suited to readers studying anthropology, immigration, sociology, and contemporary American social issues.
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