Vol. 30 No. 65 (2022): Migrant women and domestic work

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Published: 2022-09-06

Editorial

Trabalhadoras domésticas migrantes invisibilidade, cuidado e lutas

Roberto Marinucci
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Migrant domestic workers invisibility, care, and struggles

Roberto Marinucci
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Dossier

Migrant women and domestic work Migratory experiences and resistance

Delia Dutra; Mirza Aguilar Pérez; María José Magliano
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The "hard" work of sustaining life reflections from an ethnography with (cis) Bolivian women living in São Paulo, Brazil in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic

Eugenia Brage
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Domestic work in times of coronavirus the precariousness of migrant domestic workers in Spain

Ana Lucia Hernández Cordero, Alessandro Gentile
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Migration, Domestic Care Work and Public Policies on Long-Term Care in Spain

Raquel Martínez Buján
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Internally displaced women from ethnic minority communities in Colombia, domestic work, and resilient strategies

Gina Paola Escobar Cuero
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Migration and domestic work the experiences of Latin American migrant women in Spain

Thaysa Andréia de Miranda Rodrigues, Tânia Mara Passarelli Tonhati
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Immigrant women in paid domestic work in São Paulo two trajectories and a multiplicity of arrangements

Ester G. Martins
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Research-article

Changing the narratives humanitarian, legal and political accompaniment for women in transit through Mexico

Kristina Pirker
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The "Japanese Model" (San Mitsu) in Combating Covid 19 What about Migrants?

Regina Yoshie Matsue
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High School students with bolivian immigrant backgrounds: experience reports on languages, cultures and identities

Lineu Kohatsu, Adriana de Carvalho Alves Braga, Irene Monteiro Felippe
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Double cultural belonging being children of luso brasilians couples in Portugal

Carla Martins Mendes, Andrea Seixas Magalhães
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The organizational network dedicated to forced migrations in Brazil an analysis based on multilevel governance

Joanna Rocha Muniz
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Reports and reflections

Maternity, migration and work a long journey from Barinas to Acre

Lilia Elena Rodriguez Estrada
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Book-review

Dilúvio das almas

Valdiza Carvalho
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