Hierarchical households and gendered migration in Latin America: feminist extensions to migration research
In this review essay, I argue that migration theory can be advanced by analysing gender differences in migration processes. I bring together feminist empirical work from diverse settings within Latin America in order to illustrate and discuss theoretical extensions to migration research. In particul...
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