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« Family choices are based on iden­tity, commu­nity and insti­tu­tional dyna­mics that affect the boun­da­ries between social groups. The forma­tion of bina­tional and mixed couples is a parti­cular pheno­menon. Linked to the migra­tion issue, such unions oblige socie­ties to a conti­nuous rede­fi­ni­tion of the rela­tion­ship to other­ness, be it juri­dical, ethnic, cultural, reli­gious, or linguistic. In the context of studies on mixed unions, at the cross­roads of the socio­logy of migra­tion, the socio­logy of the family and the socio­logy of racism, this chapter deals with the self-defi­ni­tion processes of chil­dren of hete­ro­sexual couples formed by an Italian or French partner and a partner from an « Arab » country (Morocco, Lebanon or Jordan), living in urban or peri-urban areas of Alsace (France) and Veneto (Italy). (…) »

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