Femmes du Tiers Monde immigrantes en Espagne

Marrodán, María Dolores; Prado, Consuelo; David, Ivonne

doi:10.4000/books.iheid.3530

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“…They have, in fact, pioneered migration chains and are often in a more regular situation than men since domestic labor, in which 90 percent of immigrant women are employed, is seen as an area of labor shortage. The level of education of such women may be very high (secondary or tertiary qualifications), as Latin American and Filipina immigration to Spain also confirms (Marrodan et al, 1991).…”

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Female ‘Birds of Passage’ a Decade Later: Gender and Immigration in the European Union

Kofman

1999

International Migration Review

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"First, this article critically assesses the dominant accounts of the sequence of labor migration and family reunification and argues that it is time to reclaim the heterogeneity of women's past migratory experiences in our understanding of European patterns of post-war immigration. Second, it examines family migration, covering diverse forms of family reunification and formation which, although the dominant form of legal immigration into Europe since the 1970s, has received relatively little attention. Third, it explores the implications of the diversification of contemporary female migration in the European Union and argues for the necessity of taking account of the reality of changing patterns of employment, households and social structures to advance our understanding of European immigration."

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confidence: 96%