Provider: JSTOR Database: JSTOR Content: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" TY - CHAP TI - Immigrant Labor in the Villages A2 - Lawrence, Christopher M. AB -

In 2001, as I was beginning fieldwork, I sat at a sidewalk café on the main street of Agia Triada. It was early summer and I was drinking coffee with a few farmers I had just met. As we talked, two men walked down the main street, which was still deserted in the late afternoon sun. From the longsleeved flannel shirts they wore and their sunburned faces it was clear that they were immigrant laborers, generically referred to as “Albanians” by the local Greeks, regardless of their country of origin. As they passed the main square the two men stopped

EP - 88 ET - 1 PB - Berghahn Books PY - 2011 SN - 9780857451439 SP - 58 T2 - Blood and Oranges T3 - Immigrant Labor and European Markets in Rural Greece UR - Y2 - 2021/09/19/ ER -