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This policy review explores policy related themes within three research papers relating to transnational families. It explores the functioning of mutual and reciprocal relations related to care, the role of rituals and the formation of transnational identities. The policy review is part of the ESRC funded project - Bridging into Family Support Policy.

The Policy paper

Bridging into Family Support Policy Review 2: Transnational Families

The research papers:

Zontini, E. (2006) Italian Families and Social Capital : Rituals and the provision of care in British-Italian transnational families; South Bank University, London.

Mand, K (2006) Transnational South Asian Families : Rituals, care and provision; South Bank University, London.

Reynolds, T (2006) Families, Social Capital and Caribbean Young People's Diasporic Identity ; South Bank University, London.