Migration and families
‘Like a part of a puzzle which is missing’: The impact on families of a relative missing in migration across the Mediterranean
... for Migration, the project is one of the first efforts to systematically collect data and comparatively explore current responses to migrant bodies in the Mediterranean, and the impacts of a missing person on ...
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MARRIAGE, MIGRATION OF PUNJABI BRIDES INTO TRANSNATIONAL FAMILIES: A CASE STUDY OF BRAMPTON AND MISSISSAUGA, CANADA
... The migration and movement of women have often produced anxieties among the communities, says Annie Zaidi, a columnist for Frontline 6 ...Indian families who determined to have their son or daughter ...
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Conditioning family-life at the intersection of migration and welfare: the implications for ‘Brexit families'
... for migration (Kilkey et ...of migration to form and reshape their families, as well as maintain links with their kin across borders ...How families and the familial- based care that is ‘in ...
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Remote fatherhood and visiting husbands: seasonal migration and men’s position within families
... 2011). Migration presented itself as an op- portunity to minimize social risks associated with unemployment, unstable labour mar- kets and a way to provide social protection to the ...2015). Migration ...
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Men's overseas migration and women's mobility and decision-making in rural Nepalese families
... Largely, migration theories have been dominated by economic factors revolving around male migrants and families, and generally assume gender neutrality in terms of drivers and effects (de Haas & van ...
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Transnational parenthood and forced migration: the case of asylum seeking parents who are forcibly separated from their families by immigration laws
... previous migration waves into the memories of ...labour migration, in the 1970s, men from Zimbabwe would go to South Africa to work in the ...their families, and others who went and never returned or ...
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Impacts of rural urban migration on family relationships and gender relations in mother migrant and father left behind families in Vietnam
... after migration. The two chapters are used to argue that migration of migrant mothers followed by changes in gender roles and gender relations seldom results in family fragmentation,because migrant mothers ...
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Chinese one-child families in the age of migration: middle-class transnational mobility, ageing parents, and the changing role of filial piety
... transnational families are the product of the “ one-child ” policy, access to foreign travel, and the rise of a middle class that could afford overseas education for the only ...in families split between ...
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Does Male International Migration Effects the Families Left behind Evidence from Gujrat Pakistan
... on families left ...on families left ...male migration has a profound impact on families left behind especially on their spouse and ...
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Migration, gender en Bihari families: An Ethnographic study on the impact of rural - urban migration on ideas and practices of gender and family among Bihari families in Dehradun, India
... In the past few years, I have frequently visited the North of India. Though many of these visits were for holidays, I have always tried to stay in the Hindi belt in order to improve my Hindi language skills. Therefore, I ...
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Socio economic effects of international migration on the families left behind
... -32APPENDIX TABLE II LABOUR FORCE PARTICIPATION RATES OF FE~IALS BY HOUSEHOLD STATUS AS RECEIVING AND NOT RECEIVING REMITTANCES, BY INCOME GROUPS & AREA;f979 RURAL.. Wanting more work , [r] ...
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Parry Scott, Families, Nations and Generations in Women’s International Migration
... and migration using four houses of reference show- ing how important these houses are for relative cohesiveness between rela- tives who have become physically separated over ...the migration processes ...
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Migration and remittances: A theoretical perspective
... explain migration and remittance by house- helps in this ...their families as their families watch over their children and any other assets that they may have ...Todaro Migration Model and the ...
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Migration and the changing lives of the women in rural Bangladesh
... Charchandpur, migration is often the cause of alienation from one’s own culture and social traditions for individuals and families (in case of family ...that migration results in psychological stress ...
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The Implication Of Mens Rural-Urban Migration On Household Decision Making In Soy Sub-County, Kenya
... perspective of women at all levels of decision-making, the goals of equality, development and peace cannot be achieved. From the socio-cultural point of view, the inability of women to assume decision making in their ...
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Missing Migrants in the Mediterranean : Addressing the Humanitarian Crisis Summary report
... on families of having a relative missing in migration, and the law, policy and practice around the identification of bodies of dead migrants in Italy and ...with families of missing migrants from ...
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Migration and vulnerability of hiv/aids: a study of migrants from uttar pradesh and bihar in delhi
... their families back, long separation from familiar atmosphere and social- cultural norms, generate the situation of isolation and loneliness that lead them to sexual practices, which make Singh et ...employment. ...
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Financial Education for Migrants and their Families: OECD/INFE Policy Analysis and Practical Tools
... Migration is not a new phenomenon; indeed throughout history people have moved in search of improved resources, security and work, often crossing borders and oceans in search of new horizons and better standards ...
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Thesis
... the migration of locals to the cities, but he was cautious: “They can shift from here to town, but these fields, don't forget about the ...rural families lose their strongest labor to employ in the family ...
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Gender at the intersection with race and class in the schooling and wellbeing of immigrant-origin students
... Asian families, any per- ceived violation to such values may be met with swift re- percussions within the home, including but not limited to threats and actual physical violence against girls [29, ...
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