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Maria Marchetti-Mercer, Leslie Swartz & Loretta Baldassar. (2021) “Is Granny Going Back into the Computer?”: Visits and the Familial Politics of Seeing and Being Seen in South African Transnational Families. Journal of Intercultural Studies 42:4, pages 423-439.
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Leslie Swartz & Maria Marchetti-Mercer. (2019) Migration, technology and care: what happens to the body?. Disability & Society 34:3, pages 407-420.
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Maria Marchetti-Mercer. (2019) A family systems perspective on Pamela Feldman-Savelsberg's Mothers on the Move and other stories of African families’ migration. African Studies 78:1, pages 144-151.
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Nthopele Mabandla, Maria C. Marchetti-Mercer & Leonie Human. (2022) Meaning and Experience of International Migration in Black African South African Families. Contemporary Family Therapy 45:4, pages 475-488.
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Victor de Andrade, Maria Marchetti-Mercer & Mariam Omar. (2022) The Use of Information Communication Technologies in a South African Deaf Older Adult Population Living in a Residential Care Home to Communicate with Emigrant Family Members. Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology 37:3, pages 275-294.
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Tolga Tezcan. (2019) First-generation circular migrants involved in the upbringing of their grandchildren: the case of Turkish immigrants in Germany. Ageing and Society 41:1, pages 77-100.
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Maria C. Marchetti‐Mercer, Leslie Swartz, Vinitha Jithoo, Nthopele Mabandla, Alessandra Briguglio & Maxine Wolfe. (2019) South African International Migration and its Impact on Older Family Members. Family Process 59:4, pages 1737-1754.
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Vincent Horn & Tineke Fokkema. (2020) Transnational ties: Resource or stressor on Peruvian migrants' well‐being?. Population, Space and Place 26:8.
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