Gender and Migration in 21st Century Europe

Introduction, Helen Stalford, Samantha Currie, Samantha Velluti; part01 Gender, Migration and Managing Family Life; Chapter 1 The Effect of Family Migration on Union Dissolution in Britain, PaulJ. Boyle, ThomasJ. Cooke, VernonGayle, ClaraH. Mulder; Chapter 2 International Child Abduction and Domestic Violence in the European Union, RuthLamont; Chapter 3 Gender Perspectives on Child Trafficking: A Case Study of Child Domestic Workers, diannescullion; part02 The Impact of Migration on Women’s Careers; Chapter 4 Promoting Women? Lessons Learned from a Study of Mobility and Fixed-Term Work in Early Career Researchers, ElizabethOliver; Chapter 5 Situating Women in the Brain Drain Discourse: Discursive Challenges and Opportunities, ParvatiRaghuram; Chapter 6 Regular Migrants in the Irregular Workplace: Central and Eastern European Women in the UK after EU Enlargement, SamanthaCurrie; Chapter 7 Migrants in the Italian Labour Market: Gender Differences and Regional Disparities, SalvatoreStrozza, AnnaPaterno, LauraBernardi, GiuseppeGabrielli; part03 Gender Perspectives on Immigration Control; Chapter 8 ‘Awkward Aliens’: Female Migrants, Exploitation and the Trafficking Framework, HeliAskola; Chapter 9 Foreign National Prisoners, Deportations, and Gender, HelenToner; Chapter 10 Categorical and Plastic Boundaries: Albanian Migration to Greece, Immigration Policies and their Gender Implications, GabriellaLazaridis; Chapter 11 Gender, Family Unity and Migration: Discourses and Dilemmas, CatherineSherlock; Chapter 101 Conclusion, HelenStalford, SamanthaCurrie, SamanthaVelluti;

Biography

Helen Stalford is Senior Lecturer in Law at the Liverpool Law School, University of Liverpool. Her research interests are in the areas of European Children's Rights; European Family law and policy; EU Free Movement of Persons Provisions. She has published widely on aspects of European Family Law. Samantha Currie is Lecturer in Law at the Liverpool Law School, Liverpool University. Her research interests lie in the areas of Migration in the context of EU eastward enlargement; EU Free Movement of Persons Provisions; Union citizenship; Gender and migration. Samantha Velluti is Lecturer in Law at the Lincoln Law School, University of Lincoln, UK. Her research interests are in the areas of EU governance and open method of coordination; EU social law and policy - in particular, gender equality and employment policies; EU free movement of persons provisions; and migration.

'This excellent diverse collection of strongly interdisciplinary papers further tackles the continued relative invisibility of gender relations within understandings of migration. It demonstrates the frequently negative consequences for women of both internal and international migration but also how the women involved are not simply passive victims of impersonal migration processes.' Keith Halfacree, Swansea University, UK 'This volume makes a valuable contribution to our understanding of the relationship between legal aspects of immigration control and social and economic processes of gendered migration within a Europe whose boundaries are changing. In particular, it provides new perspectives on managing family life, women's careers and criminal justice.' Eleonore Kofman, Middlesex University, UK 'This book ... is a useful tool for putting migratory behavior and the consequences of migration on family and work life into a socio-cultural context and for theorizing migration behavior from a gender perspective.' European Journal of population