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Formato, G. (2025). Atlantic legacies, urban realities: Examining Santa Maria Island migratory histories and diasporic identities in Cambridge and Somerville, Massachusetts. In Licínia Simão, António Monteiro, Ana Mónica Fonseca, José Domingues de Almeida, Diniz Borges (Ed.), One Atlantic, many perspectives: Valuing diversity in the age of competition. (pp. 181-194).: Letras Lavadas.
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G. Formato,  "Atlantic legacies, urban realities: Examining Santa Maria Island migratory histories and diasporic identities in Cambridge and Somerville, Massachusetts", in One Atlantic, many perspectives: Valuing diversity in the age of competition, Licínia Simão, António Monteiro, Ana Mónica Fonseca, José Domingues de Almeida, Diniz Borges, Ed., Letras Lavadas, 2025, pp. 181-194
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	author = "Formato, G.",
	title = "Atlantic legacies, urban realities: Examining Santa Maria Island migratory histories and diasporic identities in Cambridge and Somerville, Massachusetts",
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	booktitle = "One Atlantic, many perspectives: Valuing diversity in the age of competition",
	year = "2025",
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	edition = "",
	pages = "181-181",
	publisher = "Letras Lavadas",
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	url = "https://www.letraslavadas.pt/one-atlantic-many-perspectives/"
}
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TY  - CHAP
TI  - Atlantic legacies, urban realities: Examining Santa Maria Island migratory histories and diasporic identities in Cambridge and Somerville, Massachusetts
T2  - One Atlantic, many perspectives: Valuing diversity in the age of competition
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AB  - This chapter explores the experiences of Azorean immigrants in Inman Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts, focusing on the interplay between individual narratives, historical forces, and the impact of gentrification. It introduces Margarida, a Santa Maria Azorean-American, whose life story exemplifies the profound transformations within her community. The study uses a multidisciplinary approach, weaving together ethnographic insights and archival research from both Cambridge/Somerville and Santa Maria, Azores, to provide a nuanced understanding of Azorean identity formation and its shaping by transnational ties. The research examines the social, economic, and cultural impacts of gentrification on the Azorean community, highlighting their remarkable resilience and adaptation in the face of displacement and cultural erosion. The chapter ultimately demonstrates the complex negotiations between preserving cultural identity and maintaining a sense of place within a rapidly changing urban landscape.
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