Les familles transnationales et le deuil

[Autom. eng. transl.] Migration does not concern distant places marked by social relations independent of each other, in a movement between two distinct communities. How do families manage ties in geographic displacement? How do they build their identity? If studies on transnational families have already addressed these questions, fewer are those that have focused on the experience of mourning. This article focuses on the question of the migration of transnational families and offers, in particular, exploratory research on the impact and the development of mourning in the relationships of immigrant families. In particular, he examines the different influences present in grieving experiences.