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Histoire de Lalo: La naissance d'une société civile transnationale

Authors: Guillaume Lanly;

Histoire de Lalo: La naissance d'une société civile transnationale

Abstract

Il existe de nombreuses formes d’organisation de la communauté d’origine mexicaine aux États-Unis. Celle qui est étudiée dans le cadre de cet article, et qui est appelée association de migrants, est la plus répandue parmi les immigrés mexicains de la première génération. Il s’agit d’une variante plus formelle du réseau migratoire, qui repose principalement sur l’appartenance à une même communauté d'origine. Peu nombreuses avant la fin du programme Braceros en 1964, les associations de migrants mexicains ont connu une augmentation considérable à partir des années 1970 en parallèle avec l'augmentation du flux migratoire et l'allongement de leur durée de séjour. Si à la fin des années 1980, le nombre de clubes de Oriundos était estimé à un peu plus de 100, il y en avait 260 au milieu des années 1990 et un peu moins de 500 à la fin de la dernière décennie, répartis sur ure dizaine d'états des États-Unis.

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