Gender, work and migration : agency in gendered labour settings / edited by Megha Amrith and Nina Sahraoui.

Call Number
331.408691 G325
Title
Gender, work and migration : agency in gendered labour settings / edited by Megha Amrith and Nina Sahraoui.
Edition
First edition.
Physical Description
1 online resource (xiv, 206 pages)
Series
Studies in migration and diaspora
Contents
part, I Migrant workers in feminised sectors -- Meanings of work -- chapter Introduction / chapter 1 Emotional labour in the care industry -- Workers’ best asset or biggest threat? / chapter 2 ‘Here, we don’t only receive orders’ -- (Dis)Empowering care labour in Madrid and Paris / chapter 3 Cleanliness, affect and social order -- On agency and its ambivalences in the context of cleaning work / part, II Migrant agency, mobilisations and resilience in precarious contexts -- chapter 4 Dignity of labour -- Activism among Filipina domestic workers in Singapore and Barcelona / chapter 5 Migrant women in trade unions -- Domestic service activism in France / chapter 6 Gender, mobility and precarity -- The experiences of migrant African women in Cape Town, South Africa / part, III Transforming gender relations -- chapter 7 Gender roles and relations within Bolivian migrant networks -- Ambivalent transgressions, regressions and new autonomies / chapter 8 Two generations of women living in São Paulo’s comunidades -- Changing education and employment patterns for immigrant mothers and São Paulo-born daughters / chapter 9 Precarity, gender capital and structures of (dis)empowerment in the neoliberal service economy / chapter 10 Gulf migration and changing patterns of gender identities in a South Indian Muslim community / chapter Conclusion /
Added Author
Amrith, Megha, editor.
Sahraoui, Nina, editor.
Subject
Women migrant labor.
Multimedia
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Contents
part, I Migrant workers in feminised sectors -- Meanings of work -- chapter Introduction / chapter 1 Emotional labour in the care industry -- Workers’ best asset or biggest threat? / chapter 2 ‘Here, we don’t only receive orders’ -- (Dis)Empowering care labour in Madrid and Paris / chapter 3 Cleanliness, affect and social order -- On agency and its ambivalences in the context of cleaning work / part, II Migrant agency, mobilisations and resilience in precarious contexts -- chapter 4 Dignity of labour -- Activism among Filipina domestic workers in Singapore and Barcelona / chapter 5 Migrant women in trade unions -- Domestic service activism in France / chapter 6 Gender, mobility and precarity -- The experiences of migrant African women in Cape Town, South Africa / part, III Transforming gender relations -- chapter 7 Gender roles and relations within Bolivian migrant networks -- Ambivalent transgressions, regressions and new autonomies / chapter 8 Two generations of women living in São Paulo’s comunidades -- Changing education and employment patterns for immigrant mothers and São Paulo-born daughters / chapter 9 Precarity, gender capital and structures of (dis)empowerment in the neoliberal service economy / chapter 10 Gulf migration and changing patterns of gender identities in a South Indian Muslim community / chapter Conclusion /
Subject
Women migrant labor.
Multimedia