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Gender and family in transnational entrepreneurship
International Journal of Business and Globalisation, 2012The current process of globalisation is not only about increasing cross-border flows of capital, goods and services, but also about people moving often from developing to developed areas in search of a better life. The role of women in these dislocations is increasing as they are counted on to provide for their families, while in many cases still ...
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Inequalities in Transnational Families
Sociology Compass, 2010Abstract Over the past two decades, interest in the transnational lifestyles of contemporary migrants has grown significantly. In this article, we focus not on transnational identities, processes or structures, but rather on the emergent literature on transnational families in the context of migration to the United States ...
Joanna Dreby, Timothy Adkins
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2021
Abstract Family law is no longer an isolated field that simply represents the traditions and values of an individual culture. Transnational influences, including human rights, regional and international institutions, and social movements, have played a crucial role in opening family law to widening perspectives.
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Abstract Family law is no longer an isolated field that simply represents the traditions and values of an individual culture. Transnational influences, including human rights, regional and international institutions, and social movements, have played a crucial role in opening family law to widening perspectives.
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Hindu Transnational Families: Transformation and Continuity in Diaspora Families
Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 2012Transnational contexts enable the emergence of new forms of family organization expressed through different family configurations, thus reshaping gender roles within the family. Therefore, former norms related to daily family and social relations traditionally conditioned by gender and age, become an object of transformation.
Lourenço, I., Cachado, R.
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Transnational families and inequalities
2023Over the past years, there has been an increasing interest in the study of transnational families and how they shape their intergenerational relations, family belonging and migration practices across borders. The present (double) symposium co-chaired by I. Albert and K.
ALBERT, Isabelle, BARGLOWSKI, Karolina
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The Monds: A Transnational Family
2016Ludwig Mond was born into a well-off Jewish family in Cassel on March 7, 1839. He grew up in an old house built in the second half of the sixteenth century which was located at the corner of the Marktgasse and Der Graben. It was “a commodious, many-storied building, with a high gabled roof, ornamented with gargoyles.”1 The house came into the ...
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