2006
DOI: 10.1080/13691830600555053
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Migration as Feminisation? Chinese Women's Experiences of Work and Family in Australia

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“…However, the main aim of these policy programmes designed to attract high-skilled migrants seems to be couched in terms of importing labour but not people (Castles 2006), considering migrants only in terms of economic efficiency (Ho 2006). Ryan and Mulholland (2014, 597) suggest that 'there has been a tendency to underestimate the "human face" of "elite" migrants'.…”
Section: Commission 2003)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the main aim of these policy programmes designed to attract high-skilled migrants seems to be couched in terms of importing labour but not people (Castles 2006), considering migrants only in terms of economic efficiency (Ho 2006). Ryan and Mulholland (2014, 597) suggest that 'there has been a tendency to underestimate the "human face" of "elite" migrants'.…”
Section: Commission 2003)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Deler av litteraturen om innvandrerkvinner og arbeid legger vekt på at sosiale nettverk, inkludert familie, er viktige for saerlig mødres deltagelse i arbeid siden de kan hjelpe til med omsorg for barna (se for eksempel Ho, 2006;Phan, Banerjee, Deacon og Taraky, 2015). Imidlertid handler disse studiene om såkalt profesjonelle migranter, altså kvinner med høy kompetanse som var yrkesaktive før de migrerte.…”
Section: Familien Og Arbeidunclassified
“…A Mèxic, la dificultat de trobar una feina a temps parcial i la manca de les xarxes de suport familiar obliguen aquestes dones a dedicar-se exclusivament a les tasques de responsabilització de les seves criatures (Yeoh i Khoo, 1998, en un estudi d'un grup d'expatriades britàniques a Singapur, arriba a conclusions similars). En aquest cas, i sense gaires opcions més, les dones accepten i assumeixen un rol més tradicional de gènere i s'arriba al que Ho (2006) anomena la «feminització» de la migració, que és donada per un canvi o una redefinició dels rols i les identitats. En aquest tipus de migració, doncs, les dones expatriades d'alta qualificació es troben en desavantatge respecte als seus marits, ja que, per a elles, és molt més difícil «reconstruir» les seves vides en un país estranger (Purkayastha, 2005).…”
Section: La Sortida Del Mercat Laboral Entre El Sentiment De Pèrdua unclassified