ISBN:
9788323383017
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource
Edition:
First edition
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DDC:
305.48412
Keywords:
Women Economic conditions
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Women Social conditions
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Women foreign workers
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Emigration and immigration Women
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Migration
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Women employees -- Greece
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Women immigrants --Greece -- Social conditions
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Emigration and immigration ; Women
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Women ; Europe ; Social conditions
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Women ; Europe ; Economic conditions
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Women foreign workers ; Europe
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Europe ; Emigration and immigration ; Social aspects
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Europe Emigration and immigration
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Social aspects
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Electronic books
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Electronic books
Abstract:
Concluding remarks: The migration and work of female migrants -emancipation vis-à-vis exploitationWOMEN, GENDER, TRANSNATIONAL MIGRATIONS AND MOBILITY IN FRANCE; Introduction: The need for a retrospective and a comparativeperspective; Preceding debates; The 1970s and 1980s; The new context in the 1990s; Recurrences of discovery: the 'new issue' and the ritual of makingmigrant women visible; Emerging issues; Persistent stereotypes and their challenge; Diversity of patterns: dimensions of transnational experiences; Settling in mobility and circulatory territories
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Comparing circulation patterns of women from the Central--Eastern European and those from the Euro-Mediterraneanspace and AfricaThe underside of globalisation: prostitution, trafficking,care and domestic services; Global causes for the development of services and an ethnic divisionof labour; Mobilising categories of otherness; Trafficking: denouncing criminalisation and victimisation; Spatial mobility and social mobility: can migration be empowering?; Assessing social mobility in/between different spaces; Migration and gender order; Applying an intersectional perspective
Abstract:
Practices and social representations at the intersection of gender,class and ethnicityClass, ethnicity and sex in defence of territory and status; Intersectionality and social mobilisation; Gendered aspects of formally gender-neutral policies; Immigrant women's status derived from the status of their husbands; Refugee status and gender-related violence; Gender aspects of general policies; Conclusion: Gaps in research; INTEGRATION OF NEW FEMALE MIGRANTS IN THE GERMAN LABOUR MARKET AND SOCIETY; Introduction: Who are the 'new' female migrants?; Recent theoretical debates: transnationalism
Abstract:
Empirical studies on the 'new' migrant womenFemale migrants and irregular migration; Marriage migrants; Migrant domestic and care workers; Female migrants in prostitution; Studies on legal framework and policy analysis; The legal framework for labour market integration; Dependent residence rights of marriage migrants; Migrant 'domestic helpers' recruitment scheme; Legal framework for protecting victims of human traffi cking; Policies for participation; Discussion; GENDER (IN)EQUALITY AND ETHNIC BOUNDARIES. GENDER, MIGRATION AND ETHNICITY IN THE SWEDISH LABOUR MARKET AND SOCIETY; Introduction
Abstract:
Migrant women and the Swedish labour market
Abstract:
The volume Women in New Migrations. Current Debates in European Societies offers an overview of research and debates concerning new female migrants in European countries. Despite the effects of globalisation and the Europeanisation both of national migration and integration policies and of studies carried out by transnational research projects, social, economic and political conditions at a national level remain a powerful basis of academic production. Varying conditions for migration and integration and language and cultural specificities create differentiated research and debates
Abstract:
The volume Women in New Migrations: Current Debates in European Societies offers an overview of research and debates concerning new female migrants in European countries. Despite the effects of globalisation and the Europeanisation both of national migration and integration policies and of studies carried out by transnational research projects, social, economic and political conditions at a national level remain a powerful basis of academic production. Varying conditions for migration and integration and language and cultural specificities create differentiated research and debates
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