The focus in the gender and migration literature has moved from the recovery of women's
experiences, to the mainstreaming of gender within migration studies, to intersectionality …

Migranthood chronicles deportation from the perspectives of Indigenous youth who migrate
unaccompanied from Guatemala to Mexico and the United States. In communities of origin …

Understanding how gendered differences manifest in mobilities linked to environmental
change is part of understanding the human experience of environmental change. To …

This article reviews literature on migration and marriage and highlights contributions of the
papers in this special issue. The papers show that Asian marriage migrants' experience of …

Gender roles, relations, and ideologies are major aspects of migration. This timely book
argues that understanding gender relations is vital to a full and more nuanced explanation of …

Migration theory is adult-centric, failing to account for the experiences of children despite
their increasingly important participation in migration flows. Using a life-course perspective …

Past research on the influence of conditional cash transfers—widespread antipoverty
programs—on migration has tended to focus on beneficiaries as a homogenous unit …

The intersections of migration and gender have been well established in the literature. This
article seeks to look beyond the notion of women as tied movers and to highlight women's …

Foreign-born women frequently find their first job in the domestic sector. This is usually
considered a step**-stone, but it is rather a definitive condition. We analyse the working …

The prevailing model of migration in develo** countries conceives of a risk-diversifying
household in which members act as a single entity when making migration decisions …