2014
DOI: 10.1177/1464993414521330
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Intersectionality, migration and development

Abstract: Since the 1970s feminist theories have made considerable contributions to development theories and practice, challenged the androcentrism of much development thinking, the normative assumptions about how households behave, and the taking of heterosexuality as the norm. However, despite the uptake of feminist contributions to development, how gender based inequalities are often compounded or intersected by inequalities based on class, race and ethnicity remains largely under-theorized in mainstream development … Show more

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“…Beyond recognising the different aspects and manifestation of class position, post-structuralist and feminist scholars have made important interventions in the class debate by emphasising the complex ways intersecting social positions and identities give rise to systems of oppression, domination, or discrimination (Anthias 2005(Anthias , 2013Browne and Misra 2003;Crenshaw 1994). Applied in migration studies, analyses have brought forth the intersections between class and other social categories such as gender, place-based identity, race/ethnicity and religion in migration experiences (Anthias 2008(Anthias , 2012Bastia 2014;Erel 2010;McDowell 2008). A number of recent studies on labour migration have illustrated the deskilling of skilled migrants especially among those from the Global South/East in the economy of their destinations (mostly in the Global North/West).…”
Section: Migration Academic Mobility and Classmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Beyond recognising the different aspects and manifestation of class position, post-structuralist and feminist scholars have made important interventions in the class debate by emphasising the complex ways intersecting social positions and identities give rise to systems of oppression, domination, or discrimination (Anthias 2005(Anthias , 2013Browne and Misra 2003;Crenshaw 1994). Applied in migration studies, analyses have brought forth the intersections between class and other social categories such as gender, place-based identity, race/ethnicity and religion in migration experiences (Anthias 2008(Anthias , 2012Bastia 2014;Erel 2010;McDowell 2008). A number of recent studies on labour migration have illustrated the deskilling of skilled migrants especially among those from the Global South/East in the economy of their destinations (mostly in the Global North/West).…”
Section: Migration Academic Mobility and Classmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dichos condicionantes, según la perspectiva interseccional, establecen diversos vectores de desigualdad y de mayor o menor vulnerabilidad (Royo et al, 2017). Desde la perspectiva interseccional feminista se afirma que diferentes sistemas de opresión interconectados interactúan y se imbrican en diferentes realidades sociales y materiales, para dar forma a vivencias individuales y relaciones de poder concretas, en momentos históricos y sociedades determinadas (Expósito, 2012;Bastia, 2014;Magliano, 2015).…”
Section: Las Dimensiones Subjetiva Y Social De La Vulnerabilidad La unclassified
“…Inicialmente parte desde el enfoque de la "triple discriminación" en torno al género, la etnia o la raza y la clase y gradualmente, se aleja de esta aproximación aditiva, para comprender que diferentes sistemas de opresión se interconectan e intersectan, interactúan y se imbrican en diferentes realidades sociales y materiales, para dar forma a vivencias individuales y relaciones de poder concretas, en momentos históricos y sociedades determinadas (Expósito, 2012;Bastia, 2014;Magliano, 2015).…”
Section: Una Aproximación a La Perspectiva De La Interseccionalidad: unclassified
“…Desde entonces, ha surgido una creciente ola de trabajo académico y de informes institucionales a este respecto en el ámbito internacional (Anthias, 2012(Anthias, , 2014Bastia, 2014;Goñalons & Ferree, 2014;Magliano, 2015) y, concretamente, en el País Vasco (Brujas y diversas, 2015; Emakunde, 2011;Escudero, 2011;Gandarias y Pujol, 2013;Gandarias, 2017;Ikuspegi, 2014;Roco, 2014;Rolande, 2015). Los datos demuestran que la intersección entre categorías sociales relativas al género, la nacionalidad, la etnia o la clase, genera en el caso de las mujeres migrantes, una situación realmente acuciante de vulnerabilidad y desamparo que es claramente desigual con respecto a la de las mujeres autóctonas; entre los datos que así lo demuestran, tenemos, por ejemplo, que, en cuanto que migrantes, forman parte de un colectivo especialmente afectado por el incremento del desempleo, la precariedad y el riesgo de exclusión en el contexto de crisis económico-financiera del Estado español (Colectivo IOÉ, 2013;Intermón Oxfam, 2012).…”
Section: Una Aproximación a La Perspectiva De La Interseccionalidad: unclassified
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