... migrants and their limited access to health-care services. Male migrant laborers face occupational hazards like women, while women encounter additional gender-specific health problems and face greater barriers in accessing health care due to societal norms. This paper aims to analyse the factors...

... areas: NRPF as a practice of everyday bordering, the role of the Home Office in creating and sustaining the policy; differing gendered experiences of NRPF; and a broader geographical scope which includes all four UK nations and takes an international comparative approach. Originality/value Despite...

.... Findings Transnational mothering and other mothering emerge as new practices of mothering in the rural villages due to maternal absence have interrelated implications and meanings for the left-behind child. However, the rigidity of sending societies’ norms related to mothering and gendered labour dynamics...

... and experience of food insecurity for Syrian refugee households in Toronto and Saskatoon, Canada. The study considers the range of geographic, socio-economic, cultural and gendered components shaping and determining the barriers and management of food insecurity. Design/methodology/approach The study...

... Limited Licensed re-use rights only Cambodia Migrant Gender Women Internal migration Garment factory Cambodia is a rapidly changing society. It has moved from a rural society based largely in agricultural work, where much of the population worked on family-owned plots of land or land...

...Gianfrancesco Fiorini; Cesare Cerri; Antonello E. Rigamonti; Silvia Bini; Nicoletta Marazzi; Alessandro Sartorio; Silvano G. Cella Purpose The purpose of this paper is to evaluate gender-related differences in the use of drugs for chronic diseases in undocumented migrants. Design/methodology...

... Group Publishing Limited 2012 Mexico Adolescents Risky sexual behaviours Migration intentions Gender Young adults Immigrants Sexual behaviour Risky sexual behavior is a crucial risk factor in the transmission of HIV and other STIs and is the target of many prevention efforts (CDC...

... a gender perspective. A population‐based home survey (2005 Madrid Health Survey) was carried out. Subjects were selected by random sampling of bistage clusters. The study was limited to 5704 adults (16 to 64 years). SPH was considered the dependent variable. The independent variables included migration...

... in Germany during childhood or adolescence. The paper will first discuss the institutional settings of the German education system, focusing on their impact on pupils with immigrant backgrounds and how they overlap with existing gender inequalities in the recipient country. Discussion of the particular...

... of migration on health. Rural‐to‐urban migration Poverty 2001 Census Gender Rural to Urban Migration: A District-Level Analysis for India wweedd ppeeeerr--rreevviiee Arup Mitra Institute of Economic Grown, Delhi University Enclave, India Mayumi Murayama Institute of Developing Economics Chiba, Japan...

... the distinctions that underpin processes of inclusion and exclusion, and the construction of self and other. These findings have implications for debates on social and emotional well‐being. Gender Migration Italy Eastern Europe Boundary‐work Well‐being Moral and Cultural Boundaries in Representations...

... to provide for dependents back home. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2007 Migration Gender Caring Welfare Skilled employment ppeeeerr--rreevvii Giving More than they Receive? Migrant Women and Welfare in Britain Rosemary Sales Professor of Social Policy, School of Health and Social...