The Authors Provides An Ethnographic Investigation Of Language, Nationalism, Mobility And Political Economyset Across Francophone Canada. They Examine How Social Difference - Race, Ethnicity, Language, Gender - Has Been Used To Sort Out Who Must (or Can) Be Mobile And Who Must (or Can) Remain In Place In The Organisation Of Global Circulation Of Human And Natural Resources. Introduction -- The Making Of A Mobile Ethnoclass -- Building Bridges To Current Mobility -- Moving Along, Back And Forth -- Sustaining What Nation? Language And Labor In Cultural Economies -- Conclusion : Can The Nation Be Sustained. Monica Heller, Lindsay A. Bell, Michelle Daveluy, Mireille Mclaughlin, And Hubert Noël. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.