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Contents
- 0. Introduction
- 1. From and to Portugal
- Portuguese immigration to the Amazon: Arrivals, marriages, and social networks (Brazil/Pará: 1850–1930)
- The Portuguese Emigration to the Amazon (Brazil) (1887-1919)
- Modern, skilled, entrepreneurs: Is there a “new” discourse about Brazilian women in the Portuguese media?
- The sense of belonging among Portuguese first-generation immigrants and their descendants in Luxembourg
- 2. Luxembourgers in Brazil
- Jean-Philippe Bettendorff and the Jesuit mission network in the Amazon region (1661–1693)
- Luxembourg in Brazil. Some historical perspectives and recent developments
- A Colônia Luxemburguesa: Unearthing a century of steel ties between Luxembourg and Brazil (1921–2022)
- Luxembourgers in the global exploitation of natural resources in the lusophone world. From Édouard Luja to the Société-coloniale-luso-luxembourgeoise
- 3. Coming from Africa
- Unearthing migration pathways: A journey from Angola, across the Congo to Luxembourg
- Diversity, conviviality, and entangled traditions. The case of Cape Verdean funerary practices in Luxembourg
- Lusophone migration into Luxembourg: (post)colonial entanglements
- Quitéria and other lives across the ocean: Mazagan immigration in the colonial Amazon, Grão Pará (1769–1778)
- Appendix