Michael Peter Smith is professor of community studies at the University of California, Davis. He has published extensively on urban theory, globalization and transnationalism and is the series editor of Transaction's Comparative Urban and Community Research series. John Eade is professor of sociology and anthropology at Roehampton University. He is also the executive director of the Centre for Research on Nationalism, Ethnicity and Multiculturalism, which links Roehampton University and the University of Surrey.

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• I. HISTORICIZING TRANSNATIONAL TIES 1. Transnational Ties: Cities, Migrations, and Identities 2. Time Matters: Temporal Contexts of Polish Transnationalism 3. Transnationalism in the Ethno-National City: Migration and Anti-Racism in Belfast II. PATHWAYS TO TRANSNATIONAL URBANISM 4. The Making of Urban Translocalities: Senegalese Migrants in Dakar and Zingonia 5. South-South Migration and Transnational Ties between Cuba and Mozambique 6. Chinese Transnational Entrepreneurs in Budapest and Belgrade: Seeking Markets, Carrying Globalization III. TRANSNATIONAL RELIGIOUS NETWORKS 7. Spiritual Spaces in Post-Industrial Places: Transnational Churches in North East London 8. Spirits in the Marketplace: Transnational Networks of Vietnamese Migrants in Berlin IV. TRANSNATIONAL DIASPORAS AND IDENTITIES 9. A Diasporic Sense of Place: Dynamics of Spatialization and Transnational Political Fields among Bangladeshi Muslims in Britain 10. Practicing Identities Across Borders: The Case of Bulgarian Turkish Labor Migrants in Germany

Michael Peter Smith is professor of community studies at the University of California, Davis. He has published extensively on urban theory, globalization and transnationalism and is the series editor of Transaction's Comparative Urban and Community Research series. John Eade is professor of sociology and anthropology at Roehampton University. He is also the executive director of the Centre for Research on Nationalism, Ethnicity and Multiculturalism, which links Roehampton University and the University of Surrey.

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• I. HISTORICIZING TRANSNATIONAL TIES 1. Transnational Ties: Cities, Migrations, and Identities 2. Time Matters: Temporal Contexts of Polish Transnationalism 3. Transnationalism in the Ethno-National City: Migration and Anti-Racism in Belfast II. PATHWAYS TO TRANSNATIONAL URBANISM 4. The Making of Urban Translocalities: Senegalese Migrants in Dakar and Zingonia 5. South-South Migration and Transnational Ties between Cuba and Mozambique 6. Chinese Transnational Entrepreneurs in Budapest and Belgrade: Seeking Markets, Carrying Globalization III. TRANSNATIONAL RELIGIOUS NETWORKS 7. Spiritual Spaces in Post-Industrial Places: Transnational Churches in North East London 8. Spirits in the Marketplace: Transnational Networks of Vietnamese Migrants in Berlin IV. TRANSNATIONAL DIASPORAS AND IDENTITIES 9. A Diasporic Sense of Place: Dynamics of Spatialization and Transnational Political Fields among Bangladeshi Muslims in Britain 10. Practicing Identities Across Borders: The Case of Bulgarian Turkish Labor Migrants in Germany

Michael Peter Smith is professor of community studies at the University of California, Davis. He has published extensively on urban theory, globalization and transnationalism and is the series editor of Transaction's Comparative Urban and Community Research series. John Eade is professor of sociology and anthropology at Roehampton University. He is also the executive director of the Centre for Research on Nationalism, Ethnicity and Multiculturalism, which links Roehampton University and the University of Surrey.

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• I. HISTORICIZING TRANSNATIONAL TIES 1. Transnational Ties: Cities, Migrations, and Identities 2. Time Matters: Temporal Contexts of Polish Transnationalism 3. Transnationalism in the Ethno-National City: Migration and Anti-Racism in Belfast II. PATHWAYS TO TRANSNATIONAL URBANISM 4. The Making of Urban Translocalities: Senegalese Migrants in Dakar and Zingonia 5. South-South Migration and Transnational Ties between Cuba and Mozambique 6. Chinese Transnational Entrepreneurs in Budapest and Belgrade: Seeking Markets, Carrying Globalization III. TRANSNATIONAL RELIGIOUS NETWORKS 7. Spiritual Spaces in Post-Industrial Places: Transnational Churches in North East London 8. Spirits in the Marketplace: Transnational Networks of Vietnamese Migrants in Berlin IV. TRANSNATIONAL DIASPORAS AND IDENTITIES 9. A Diasporic Sense of Place: Dynamics of Spatialization and Transnational Political Fields among Bangladeshi Muslims in Britain 10. Practicing Identities Across Borders: The Case of Bulgarian Turkish Labor Migrants in Germany