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<p><p>latino Populations Are Currently The Fastest Growing In The Nation And Latinos Comprise By Far The Largest Percentage Of New Immigrants To The Southern States. <i>latino Workers In The Contemporary South</i> Describes Issues These Immigrants And Refugees Face, Particularly Regarding Work, And Also Offers Accounts Of The Impact Of Latinos On Their Employers And Communities At Large. Though Its Discussions Span A Variety Of Regions, The Book Focuses, In Particular, On Areas Of Georgia And Florida Where Booming Hispanic Populations Have Had Considerable Influence In Recent Years. It Documents The Different Ways In Which Latino Immigrants In Today's South Have Adapted To The Ambiguous And Frequently Inaccessible Territory Of The South's Notorious Good-ole-boy Network To Navigate The World Of Work.<p>contributors To The Volume Discuss Legal And Illegal Migration, The Problem Of Accurately Tracking Immigration, Gender-specific Issues, And Language Barriers, As Well As Adaptations Made By Immigrants In The Face Of Hardships. Essays Highlight Specific Areas That Provide Work Opportunities To Immigrants, Such As The Poultry Industry Of North Georgia, The Carpet Industry Of Dalton, Geo

Author

Jennifer A Hill; Arthur D Murphy; Colleen Blanchard; University of Georgia

Publisher

Athens, Ga.: University of Georgia Press

Published

2001

Language

EN

ISBN

9780820322780

Subjects

Anthropology, Management, Business