Información General

• Autores: Laura Oso (coord.), Natalia Ribas Mateos (coord.)
• Editores: Edward Elgar
• Año de publicación: 2013
• Colecciones: International Handbooks on Gender series
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9781781951460
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Resumen

• The International Handbook on Gender, Migration and Transnationalism represents a state-of-the-art review of the critical importance of the links between gender and migration in a globalising world. It draws on original, largely field-based contributions by authors across a range of disciplinary provenances worldwide.

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Listado de artículos

• • An Introduction to a Global and Development Perspective: A Focus on Gender, Migration and Transnationalism

    Laura Oso, Natalia Ribas Mateos

    págs. 1-41

    

  • PART I: FRAMEWORK OF CHANGES IN GENDER, MIGRATION AND TRANSNATIONALISM FROM THE VANTAGE POINTS OF GLOBALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT

    • Gender and International Migration: Globalization, Development and Governance

      Lourdes Benería, Carmen Diana Deere, Naila Kabeer

      págs. 45-68

      

    • Talking Culture: New Boundaries, New Rhetorics of Exclusion in Europe

      Verena Stolcke

      págs. 69-96

      

    • The Long Shadow of "Smart Economics": The Making, Methodologies and Messages of the "World Development Report 2012"

      Sylvia Chant

      págs. 97-123

      

  • PART II: NEW THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN THE STUDY OF FEMALE MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT

    • Gender, Andean Migration and Development: Analytical Challenges and Political Debates

      Almudena Cortés Maisonave

      págs. 127-144

      

    • Theoretical Debates on Social Reproduction and Care: The Articulation between the Domestic and the Global Economy

      Christine Verschuur

      págs. 145-161

      

  • PART III: GENDER, MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT THROUGH DIFFERENT CASE STUDIES

    • Gender, Development and Asian Migration in Spain: The Chinese Case

      Amelia Sáiz López

      págs. 165-184

      

    • Back to Africa: Second Chances for the Children of West African Immigrants

      Caroline H. Bledsoe, Papa Sow

      págs. 185-207

      

    • Transnational Return and Pendulum Migration Strategies of Moroccan Migrants: Intra-household Power Inequalities, Tensions and Conflicts of Interest

      Hein de Haas, Tineke Fokkema

      págs. 208-230

      

  • PART IV: A PERSPECTIVE ON MIGRATION AND TRANSNATIONALISM

    • New Directions in Gender and Immigration Research

      Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo

      págs. 233-245

      

    • Women, Gender, Transnational Migrations and Mobility: Focus on Research in France

      Christine Catarino, Mirjana Morokvasic

      págs. 246-267

      

    • The Gendered Dynamics of Integration and Transnational Engagement Among Second-generation Adults in Europe

      James D. Bachmeier, Laurence Lessard-Phillips, Tineke Fokkema

      págs. 268-293

      

    • Gendered and Emotional Spaces: Nordic-Hellenic Negotiations of Ethno-cultural Belongingness in Narrating Segmented Selves and Diasporic Lives of the Second Generation

      Anastasia Christou

      págs. 294-311

      

    • Bolivian Migrants in Spain: Transnational Families from a Gender Perspective

      Sònia Parella Rubio

      págs. 312-334

      

  • PART V: GLOBAL PRODUCTION

    • The Internationalization of Domestic Work and Female Immigration in Spain during a Decade of Economic Expansion, 1999-2008

      Elena Vidal Coso, Pau Miret

      págs. 337-360

      

    • Towards a Gender-sensitive Approach to Remittances in Ecuador

      Diana Mata Codesal

      págs. 361-375

      

    • Remittances in the Spain-Ecuador Corridor: A Gendered Estimation through Bayesian Networks

      Pilar Campoy-Muñoz, Melania Salazar Ordóñez, Carlos García Alonso

      págs. 376-394

      

  • PART VI: GLOBAL CARE CHAINS

    • Care and Feminized North-South and South-South Migration Flows: Denial of Rights and Limited Citizenship

      María Luisa Setién Santamaría, Elaine Acosta González

      págs. 397-419

      

    • What has Polanyi got to do with it?: Undocumented Migrant Domestic Workers and the Usages of Reciprocity

      Anna Safuta, Florence Degavre

      págs. 420-438

      

    • Temporary Female Migrations through Transnational Family Networks: The Ethnographic Case of the Caregiver in Riffian Imazighen Women

      Irina Casado Aijón

      págs. 439-452

      

    • Transnational Mobility and Family-building Decisions: A Case Study of Skilled Polish Migrant Women in the UK

      Anna Cieslik

      págs. 453-470