Women and Migration
Agency and emotion in transnational migration stories : life-changing experiences of Polish women in south west England.
... of women and migration were dominated by Western feminists greatly influenced by ‘feminist standpoint theory’ (Pessar, 2003: 85) which posited that women all over the world share womanhood in common ...
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Restrictive Labour Migration Policy on Nepalese Women and Consequences
... for women labour migrants since 1990 in order “to protect women from many risks, including long working hours, sexual violence, physical abuse and economic exploitation” ...of women migrant workers ...
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The subjective experiences of Muslim women in family related migration to Scotland
... between migration and ...between migration and religion and the ways in which the lived experience of migration results in a deeper spiritual ...through migration, this thesis contributes to ...
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Male out migration and its impact on rural women: a study in Cooch Behar, West Bengal
... partners. Migration hold the possibility to change social norms into a society that mean how women take part in agriculture, social groups, household decision making, and so ...out migration as the ...
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Consequences of rural out migration on agriculture, women empowerment, biodiversity, food security and nutritional security of the state of Uttarakhand
... that migration cause shortage of manpower for agricultural activities in rural ...with women from households without migrants also ...that migration has empowered the female members in terms of ...
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Forced migration: the experiences of Somali women living in the United Kingdom
... the women spent several years in transit before their final migration to ...the women‟s experiences as they fled their country to seek security ...the women were required to live in camps and ...
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The Migration of Women in the Light of the Backward and Forward Linkages
... ethnic migration, plays a key role in the relative stability reached, which allows women to give meaning to ...foreign women, whose presence is probably seen as a guarantee of social order with ...
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Male Worker Migration and Women Empowerment: The case of Bihar, India
... on migration becomes of outmost priority as its impact both to place of origin and destination has been ...The migration from an underdeveloped state like Bihar has increased tremendously in recent years, ...
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Journeys into exile : Tibetan women refugees and the migration experience : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Philosophy in Development Studies at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... Focusing on refugee theories and concepts, this study utilises a qualitative research approach to analyse the migration experiences of a group of Tibetan refugee women living in exile in[r] ...
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Male Out-Migration and its Impact on Women Empowerment in West Bengal
... of women’ indicates that the larger proportion of women affected by out-migration fall in the younger age group of ...with migration, i.e. as marital duration increases, the percentage of ...
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Gender, migration and identity: Spanish migrant women in London
... The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of international migration in shaping the national and gender identities of Spanish women, who migrated to England between 1940-1992[r] ...
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Women, Migration, and Prostitution in Europe: Not a Sex Work Story
... four women in prostitution in Germany were murdered (Sex Industry Kills, ...migrant women (from the Dominican Republic and Hungary), and all four are suspected to have been killed by their male ...
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Trafficking in Women and the Feminization of Migration: The Canadian Context
... Trafficking in Women and the The Canadian B Y A N N A L E E LEPP En dPpit des pritentions d t ~ Canada gui se uoit le champion du monde en droits h u m a i n s dans l'artne internationale, guand i l s[.] ...
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Improvement in health and empowerment of families as a result of watershed management in a tribal area in India - a qualitative study
... Women participants from NWM village strongly felt that they do not receive respect at the migrated sites and have to face social disparity problems. Thus they reported feeling uncomfortable at migrated sites. ...
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Migration and remittances: A theoretical perspective
... the house-help’s background. This will determine whether the house-helps remit for purposes of supporting the household’s basic needs or whether the remittances are meant to support their own children who have been left ...
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Migrant Sensitive Health Policies In The Gcc Countries: A Comparative Analysis
... Except Qatar none of the GCC states have any pro female migrant health policies. Health system for migrants in migrant receiving countries often failed to meet the needs of the migrants(Fortier, 2010). The major reason ...
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Women and cassava processing in Nigeria
... the women due to shortage of male labourer as a result of migration to urban centers (Onyemauwa, ...of women in cassava processing, the technologies available and utilized and challenges in value ...
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Families across borders : the effects of migration on family members remaining at home
... for women than ...which women are more likely than men to report depressive symptoms (Sigmon et ...member migration impacts the well-being of women far more than that of ...member ...
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Knowledge about mammography screening in Germany by education and migrant status – results of a cross-sectional study (InEMa)
... and migration status. Especially women with a low educational level and immigrant women showed much lower chances for sufficient ...enables women, and especially women with low educa- ...
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Migration, integration and activism in Ireland
... The book makes an important contribution to migration studies by shedding light on the complex range of ways in which migrants negotiate their position within Irish society. However, in spite of its apparent ...
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