The Implications of Gender on International Migration
The Implications of Gender on International Migration
The early international migration studies have neglected the role of women in the labor market of destination countries and their participation ...
Gender influences reasons for migrating, who migrates and to where, how people migrate and the networks they use, opportunities and resources available at ...
Gender Thematic Page | Migration data portal
Gender has a big impact on the migration experiences of persons of all genders. Gender inequalities contribute to heightened risks of human rights ...
Gender and International Migration | RSF - Russell Sage Foundation
It offers a fresh and global perspective that hopefully once and for all will do away with the stereotype of migrants as rationale male individuals, with women ...
How migration is a gender equality issue - UN Women
Migration is a gendered process and impacts women and men differently: It is entrenched in a globalized sexual division of labour in which there is a demand for ...
WOMEN AND INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION - the United Nations
Gender norms about the inappropriateness of women migrating autonomously, the constraining effects of their traditional family roles, women's lack of social and ...
Women and Migration: Incorporating Gender into International ...
A United Nations report on women and migration argues that the impact of women's status and roles on their propensity to migrate must be ...
Gender, Migration, Environment and Climate Change
Migrants of all genders have different needs and priorities and are exposed to various risks along their ways. Climate change disproportionately burdens women ...
Four reasons why we need gender mainstreaming in migration data
In 2019, according to the ILO, women made up 41.5 per cent of the total number of international migrant workers, while men constituted 58.5 per ...
The international migration of women (English)
Women now account for nearly half of all international migration. Theoretical and empirical models that omit gendered determinants and impacts of migration ...
The Implications of Gender on International Migration - ResearchGate
Abstract and Figures ; 39 ; 38. The Implications of Gender on International Migration ; Fuentes, 2003), which shows the impact. of gendered ...
The contribution of a gender perspective to the understanding of ...
Globally, 191 million men and women—accounting for close to 3% of the world's population—were international migrants in 2005, and of these 95 million were women ...
Gender and Migration: An Introduction | SpringerLink
Migration may in turn change gender relations within households and in the community and impact on gendered and sexual identities. You have full ...
Sex- and Gender-based Differences in the Migration Process
In a similar manner, the effects of gendered social capital on US immigration from four Central. American countries indicate that ties to men play a more ...
Gender and International Migration on JSTOR
The statistical record suggests otherwise, however. Instead, the much longer-term shift toward gender balance reflected the impact of new regulations and ...
Migration | European Institute for Gender Equality
Migration can bring new opportunities to migrants and their families. Especially in societies where women are limited in their mobility decisions, the act of ...
Gender and Migration: An Integrative Approach
Why Does International Female Migration Matter? Feminization of international labor migration is a global trend. The percentage of women in the migrant ...
A gender perspective on the global migration of scholars - PNAS
The feminization of international migration not only relates to the increasing figure of female migrants but also to the fact that women ...
Womenwatch: Gender Equality and Trade Policy - the United Nations
Half of the international stock of migrants is women. The migration of women is gradually shifting from a family reunification trend to a more economically ...
Gender and Migration | BRIDGE - IDS Website Archive
Migration can lead to a greater degree of economic and/or social autonomy for women, and the opportunity to challenge traditional or restrictive gender roles.