Linking Separate Worlds

Karsten Paerregaard Institute of Anthropology,University of Copenhagen

• Acknowledgements, List of Figures, List of Tables, 1. Looking beyond the Andes, 2. The Rise and Fall of Tapay, 3. Rural Consonance and Urban Discord, 4. Old and New Livelihoods, 5. Making the Best of Both Worlds, 6. Last to Arrive, First to Leave, 7. Other Ways of Being Tapeno, 8. From Sacrifice to Folklore, 9. Reconfiguring the Andean Mosaic, Glossary, Bibliography, Index

'an original ethnographic and theoretical advancement.'European Review of Latin American and Caribbean Studies'Ethnographically rich, theoretically provocative and methodologically innovative, Linking separate worlds synthesises more than a decade of fine-tuned research.'Social Anthropology'Paerregaard employs well-organised data and historical documents to examine the various social modifications through an analysis of social networks rather than through the more common analysis of change in places of destination.'British Bulletins of Publications on Latin America, the Caribbean, Portugal and Spain'A short review cannot do justice to the cultural richness of the analysis and the reviewer can only urge economists with an interest in migration to read this book.'Latin American Studies