[PDF] Top 20 Gendered work and migration regimes

... ‘highly gendered discursive frame of familialism’ (2004: 50) rather than recognising her as simply an ...domestic work is closer to being “just like one of the family” than to wage ... See full document

... Despite initial assumptions of temporariness and transience, in the immediate aftermath of Poland’s accession to the EU in 2004, researchers such as Louise Ryan quickly began to observe patterns of ‘ extending the stay ’ ... See full document

... multiple gendered transfers between individuals, the market and the state (Folbre, ...reproductive work are deeply gendered and underpin both formal and informal labour ...reproductive work ... See full document

... Countries like Italy provide an excellent illustration of how the intersection among domestic economic structures, gender norms, and demographic change corroborate to create the “ gendered and ethnicised ” sectors ... See full document

... of gendered organizations has shown how gendered practices of working life shape hierarchies, jobs, organization cultures and relationships ...These gendered practices create gender inequal- ities ... See full document

... communist regimes and the Iron Curtain, so painful for Eastern and Western Europeans alike, those from the western countries preferred, appreciated and enjoyed some kind of freedom of ...(migration) ... See full document

... ‘Women’s voice’ literature is still influential today. In its key aims of redressing the long-standing neglect of gender in organizational and management research, the emphasis on accounts of women’s experiences and the ... See full document

... Gabrysia’s migration story suggests that she is a circular migrant or a ‘stork’ in that she continued to circulate between Poland and the UK with the aim of accumulating finances (rather than supplementing income) ... See full document

... The gendered labour regime under the market system artificially sepa- rates the production labour from the care labour, and assigns the care labour to the ... See full document

... sex work, reporting that she was told that she would have, “…a maximum of two or three clients a ...sex work as naivety, which we will see has been employed within several of the ...future work and ... See full document

... ‘It is hard to find a democratic or democratizing society these days that is not the site of some significant controversy over whether and how its institutions should better recognize the identities of cultural and ... See full document

... their work from intrinsic motivations (Tims et ...The gendered experiences of individuals provides potential meaningful understandings in the abilities to and motivations for engaging in job crafting whilst ... See full document

... the gendered association of air pollution on hours worked, as they operate mostly through care and dependent’ s ...the gendered relationship by promoting a more equal distribution of care across gender, as ... See full document

... of work in the City his- torically in which sporting events were key social spaces in which to network with individuals of similar backgrounds (see for example Thrift ... See full document

... Whereas many texts describe career choice as a linear experience, for us choosing social work as our preferred career was a far more complex and 'patchy' process that involved revisiting[r] ... See full document

... no longer needs to please sister, mother nowaccepb her as she is, been accepted into unl School want - • Are busy people experience - Us90fa - • ArQ usuall y belief in mentor is useful •[r] ... See full document

... the gendered division of household labour is in some ways similar in patriarchal societies such as Hong Kong and Canada, the difference in the social organization of these societies transformed the situation of ... See full document

... of work on the gender imbalance in STEM subjects, and computing specifically, studies of me s e pe ie e of the a ea ha e ee la gel a se t f o the lite atu ...his work on masculinity in schools (2003b), they ... See full document

... recent migration, we take advantage of a panel data link between adjacent rounds of the VHLSS, and we use the so-called “large sample VHLSS”, which covers an additional 37,000 households in addition to the 9,402 ... See full document

... One of the distinctive characteristics of the Korean case is that, unlike many other Asian countries, the feminisation of migration is less obvious in terms of the sheer number of women [r] ... See full document