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The World in Motion: Short
Essays on Migration and Gender, by Lauren B. Engle, IOM
International Organization for Migration, 2004, pp. 114, ISBN
978-92-9068-228-8, price: US$ 20.00.
Table of Contents
Introduction * The Feminization of
Migrant Labour * Migrant Remittances * Trafficking in Human Beings *
The Immigration System * Facing Rape in War * Female Genital Cutting
This book looks at migration and selects moments in time, past and
present, through the experience of women. The feminization of
migration, like the feminization of poverty, is a catchphrase.
People use it in an effort to be "gender sensitive"; yet, the term
itself has still to be defined and mainstreamed - much like waiting
for a fuzzy Polaroid photo to develop into a precise image. You wave
it around and slowly shapes begin to take on form and a clear
picture appears.
The books maps out a set of preliminary but common understandings on
issues of importance to migrant women and their advocates, and
further clarify the experience of women across several key themes:
labour migration, migrant remittances, trafficking, immigration and
identification - all of which are key areas of migration studies. It
will also put forward issues such as rape and female circumcision,
key issues of importance to the integration of both forced migrants
and of women who migrate into new cultural norms. Thus, for the
student or practitioner of migration these issues are relevant to
understanding the experience and needs of thousands of women who
find themselves, willing or unwilling, migrants. |
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Gestionar la diversidad.
Reflexiones y experiencias sobre las políticas de inmigración en
Cataluña (Managing Diversity. Reflections and Experiences on
Immigration Policies in Catalonia)
Barcelona: IEMed, 2004
Languages: Catalan and Spanish
Price: 20 €
Based on the Catalan experience, this book will allow you to
understand the keys to the management of immigration in the fields
of:
-School;
-Finance and labour market;
-Social and health assistance;
-Housing;
-Citizen Participation;
-Cultural and linguistic diversity;
-Religion;
-Women;
-Immigrant minors |
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Migrant Workers and Human
Rights: Out-Migration from South Asia, Pong-Sul Ahn (ed),
International Labour Organization (ILO), Geneva, 2004, ISBN:
92-2-115697-4, pp. 216.
Summary: The
economic consequences and social aspects of out-migration from South
Asia raise a number of vital issues. This book brings to light a
number of those issues pertaining to Bangladesh, India, Nepal,
Pakistan and Sri Lanka. The country specific papers analyze the
trends and nature of the out-migration, examine the socio-economic
impact of migration on both sending and receiving countries,
highlight the human and labour rights of migrant workers, and
finally understand the trade union responses to migration-related
issues. A book with full of policy implications.
Catalogues or lists of new publications are available free of charge
from the above address, or by email:
pubvente@ilo.org |
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Newsletter Udbastu (the uprooted)
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Udbastu (the uprooted) is
the quarterly newsletter of the Refugee and Migratory Movements
Research Unit (RMMRU), University of Dhaka. So far 25 issues of
Udbastu have been published since 1996. The newsletter contains
articles, proceedings of programmes like conferences, workshops and
seminars, news analyses, policy updates, book reviews, summary of
new publications, research findings, and activities of RMMRU under
different projects. It is distributed among individuals as well as
organisations working on refugee and migration issues. |
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Udbastu now contains a separate section on
SAMReN. |
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