Daniel F. Detzner teaches in the Department of Family Social Science at the University of Minnesota, St. Paul.

Elder Voices adds rich and valuable details to research on the lives of Southeast Asian refugee elders. By focusing on the elders and by being comparative, Daniel Detzner provides qualitative information that is rare in the studies of refugees from Southeast Asia. This volume complements other works on youth and the general Southeast Asian refugee populations. Adding rich and poignant stories of losses and resilience, it serves as an important medium for the preservation of family stories.

• 1 Preface2 If the River Bends3 The Stressful Lives of Southeast Asian Elders4 Family Stories of Elders5 Changing Family Structures6 Divergence in Family Structures7 Conflicted Family Interactions8 Multiple Family Identities9 Critical Perspectives: Elders, Families and Immigration10 Appendix: Natural Histories of Southeast Asian Families11 References

Daniel F. Detzner teaches in the Department of Family Social Science at the University of Minnesota, St. Paul.

Elder Voices adds rich and valuable details to research on the lives of Southeast Asian refugee elders. By focusing on the elders and by being comparative, Daniel Detzner provides qualitative information that is rare in the studies of refugees from Southeast Asia. This volume complements other works on youth and the general Southeast Asian refugee populations. Adding rich and poignant stories of losses and resilience, it serves as an important medium for the preservation of family stories.

• 1 Preface2 If the River Bends3 The Stressful Lives of Southeast Asian Elders4 Family Stories of Elders5 Changing Family Structures6 Divergence in Family Structures7 Conflicted Family Interactions8 Multiple Family Identities9 Critical Perspectives: Elders, Families and Immigration10 Appendix: Natural Histories of Southeast Asian Families11 References

Daniel F. Detzner teaches in the Department of Family Social Science at the University of Minnesota, St. Paul.

Elder Voices adds rich and valuable details to research on the lives of Southeast Asian refugee elders. By focusing on the elders and by being comparative, Daniel Detzner provides qualitative information that is rare in the studies of refugees from Southeast Asia. This volume complements other works on youth and the general Southeast Asian refugee populations. Adding rich and poignant stories of losses and resilience, it serves as an important medium for the preservation of family stories.

• 1 Preface2 If the River Bends3 The Stressful Lives of Southeast Asian Elders4 Family Stories of Elders5 Changing Family Structures6 Divergence in Family Structures7 Conflicted Family Interactions8 Multiple Family Identities9 Critical Perspectives: Elders, Families and Immigration10 Appendix: Natural Histories of Southeast Asian Families11 References