Beyond Informality: How Chinese Migrants Transformed a Border Economy (Globalization in Everyday Life)
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Beyond Informality: How Chinese Migrants Transformed a Border Economy (Globalization in Everyday Life)

by Douglas De Toledo Piza

Sociology Economics migration studies Globalization
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Beyond Informality explores how Chinese migrants transformed a border economy and reconsidered the boundaries between formal and informal activity. As part of the Globalization in Everyday Life series, the book connects migration and economic change with the everyday processes through which globalization takes shape.

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Beyond Informality examines the relationship between Chinese migration and economic transformation in a border setting.

The book focuses on how migrants contributed to reshaping a border economy and invites readers to reconsider the meaning and role of informality.

Framed through globalization in everyday life, it connects broad economic processes with the experiences and activities of people who participate in them.

This work will interest readers exploring migration, borders, informal economies, and the local dimensions of globalization.

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