This work explores the varied and complex ways in which women in a
variety of occupational and social categories experience
international migration. The chapters are concerned primarily with
the question of whether international migration provides women with
opportunities for liberating themselves from subordinate gender
roles in their countries of origin. At the same time, the authors
discuss whether migrant women face both traditional and new forms
of subordination and discrimination in their host societies.
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