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Twice-hyphenated: transnational identity among second-generation Ethiopian-American professionals in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area

article by Kassahun Kebede published 2 May 2017 in African and Black Diaspora

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Twice-hyphenated: transnational identity among second-generation Ethiopian-American professionals in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area (English)

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Kassahun Kebede

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IDENTITY AND ASSIMILATION AMONG YOUNG ETHIOPIAN IMMIGRANTS IN METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON*

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The Adaptation of the Immigrant Second Generation in America: Theoretical Overview and Recent Evidence.

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