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All contributions to this book to this volume describe women as social actors within specific migration processes and point out women's creativity in shaping migrant settings. This perspective counter-balances common descriptions of women as more or less invisible and dependent of male migration. At the same time the anthropological approach ensures the careful consideration and analysis of the culturally specific contexts, within which the different processes of migration are taking place. Regional and cultural diversity of the data presented renders possible intercultural comparison of the investigated phenomena.
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Barbara Meier is a social anthropologist who works as a senior researcher with the Cluster of Excellence, Religion and Politics, at Westfalische Wilhelms-Universitat of Munster in Germany.
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- PublisherCampus Fachbuch
- Publication date2000
- ISBN 10 3593366045
- ISBN 13 9783593366043
- BindingHardcover
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