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Some would argue that, in this age of rising anti-globalization, the heyday of transnationalism approach in the field of international migration is the thing of the past. This session aims to explore some emerging new forms of transnationalism: from queer transnational space to (geo)politicized transnational field, and to new forms of transnational immigrant entrepreneurs.
Confronting a (Geo)politicized Transnational Field: The Case of Chinese American Immigrants - Ken Chih-Yan Sun, Villanova University; Lijun Lin, Brandeis University
Understanding the Formation of Migration Aspirations: The Role of Migrant Networks in Cross-Border Migration Aspiration - Heejo Lee, Penn State University
Ethnic Entrepreneurship in the Transborder Region: Korean Immigrant Businesses on the US–Mexico Border - Minjeong Kim, San Diego State University
Segmented Optimism - How Origin and Destination Meritocratic Ideologies Interact to Shape Immigrant Students' Educational Expectations - Siyun Gan, University of Wisconsin-Madison