Acknowledgments
Introduction: Mapping the Landscapes of Migration by Ruth Breeze and Sarali Gintsburg
Chapter One: From Angola to Portugal: Narrating Migration, Memory, and Identity in Djaimilia Pereira de Almeida’s Works by Jessica Falconi
Chapter Two: Gluing Together the Fragmented Identities of Zanzibar Arabs: A Heterotopian-Utopian Approach by Sarali Gintsburg
Chapter Three: Clashing Ideological Frameworks in a Belgian Job Interview with a Sierra Leonean Candidate by Dorien Van De Mieroop and Melina De Dijn
Chapter Four: Along the Paths of Resistance: The History of a Moroccan Family in Catalonia through their Multiple Voices by Marta Amorós Torró
Chapter Five: Finding the Voice: Positioning in African Diaspora Media by Ruth Breeze
Chapter Six: “From Okacha to Molenbeek”: Moroccan muḏakkirāt in L7a9d’s Digital Storytelling by Rosa Pennisi
Chapter Seven: Caribbean Canadian Writers of African Descent: The Legacy of ‘the Door’ by Judit Nagy
Chapter Eight: Moroccan Women in Rural Spain: Intimate Heterotopias by Sarali Gintsburg and Ruth Breeze
Chapter Nine: Mwinda, ‘Light of the World’: Healing Among Congolese Diasporas in Massachusetts by Carolina Nvé Díaz San Francisco
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