Foreword - The Overriding Value of Mixedness: Questioning the Mixed Couple Category in France

Introduction - Beyond Borders: The Everyday Life of Transnational Mixed Families

Part I: Transnational Relatedness: Socialization and Belonging Through and Beyond Borders

1. Relational Transnationalism of Filipino/Thai-Belgian Youths in Belgium: Mothers, Memories, Emotions and Social Entities

2. Identity Transmission in a (Trans)national Context: A Comparison between Parents in Mixed Couples in Quebec and Morocco

3. Canadian Mothers, Transnational Bridges: Transmitting Embodied Connections to the Global South to ‘Mixed’ Children in Canada

4. Narratives of Belonging in Transnational Contexts: The Multidimensional Experience of Mixedness

Part II: (In)visible Affiliations and Racialization Processes in Tensed (Trans)national Group Relations

5. Single, Dual, Beyond: Ethnic, Racial and Religious Self-identification among Mixed Individuals Raised in Christian-Muslim Families in Italy

6. Racial Socialisation and Negotiation of Family Mixedness among White Parents of Internationally Adoptive Children in France

7. Living in a Conflictual Transnational Space: French-Algerian Daily Lives in the Midst of Intergroup Tensions

8. ‘There’s no such Thing as a Dragon!’: Evading the Mixed Origin in Jewish Mixed Families’ Identity Discourse in Israel

9. Perceptions of Racial Discrimination and Parenting Reactions: The case of Mixed Sub-Saharan African-Italian Families in Northern Italy