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This chapter explores the main results of the research project “Places
and Belongings: conjugality between Angola and Portugal”1 which in the
context of contemporary studies on families and transnational lives,
analyzes the emergence of new forms of conjugality in heterosexual
couples who live “apart together” in and between Portugal and Angola.
Based on empirical evidence substantiating a recent upturn in
migration flows from Portugal to Angola—which is twice that going in the
other direction—this project examines the belief that labor-driven
migration is a phenomenon that runs from developing to developed
countries.
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Transnacionalismo Transnational lives Migrações Migrations Angola
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Grassi, M. (2016). Transnationalism and Conjugality: The Angola/Portugal Case. In Marzia Grassi & Tatiana Ferreira (Eds.), Mobility and Family in Transnational Space. (pp. 7-30). Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
