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Distress Migration and 'Left Behind' Women: A Study of Rural Bihar - Hardcover

 
9788131604373: Distress Migration and 'Left Behind' Women: A Study of Rural Bihar
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In poor economies - such as those found in Asia, Africa, and Latin America - migration is adopted as a family survival strategy in which rural residents join the migration stream, leaving their families and villages behind. In India, the state of Bihar is a case in point where poverty-driven, 'male only' migration without family is a predominant feature. Studying the left behind families of migrants in rural areas of Bihar, this book analyzes the pattern, motivation, and impact of migration in a holistic manner, keeping the 'left behind' women at its center. The book explores the linkage between poverty, migration, and development by probing various facets like: Who migrates and what makes them migrate? What is the spatial manifestation of development on migration patterns? What is the role of remittances in bringing about economic well-being, social well-being, and physical well-being of the left behind families? The book also looks at other issues, such as: What are the gains and pains to left behind wives? How do they feel and cope up with situations and circumstances created by such migration, particularly when they are living in a traditional society? What happens if the migrant husband carries a sexually transmitted disease or develops a parallel family at the place of destinations? Altogether, some interesting features have emerged when the left behind wives have been compared with wives of non-migrants in the same local area.

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  • PublisherRawat Publications
  • Publication date2011
  • ISBN 10 8131604373
  • ISBN 13 9788131604373
  • BindingHardcover
  • Number of pages244

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Published by Rawat (2011)
ISBN 10: 8131604373 ISBN 13: 9788131604373
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Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. In poor economies of Asia Africa and Latin America migration is adopted as a family survival strategy in which rural youth join the migration stream leaving their families behind in the villages The state of Bihar in India is a case in point where poverty-driven ?male only? migration without family is a predominant featureStudying the left behind families of migrants in rural areas of Bihar this book tries to analyse the pattern motivation and impact of migration in holistic manner keeping the ?left behind? women in its centre Initially author has explored the linkage between poverty migration and development by probing various facets like Who migrate and what make them to migrate What is the spatial manifestation of development on migration pattern What is the role of remittances in bringing about economic well-being social well-being and physical well-being of the left behind families Later on the author raises issues that after migration of males what are the gains and pains to left behind wives how do they feel and cope up with the situations and circumstances created by such migration particularly when they are living in a traditional society what happens if migrant husband carries STDs or develops a parallel family at the place of destinations and so on Altogether some interesting features have emerged when the left behind wives have been compared with wives of non-migrants of same locality taking them as control groupThis book would be of cardinal interest to both researchers and students working in the field of poverty migration and development gender perspective of migration problems migration and spread of STDs and HIVAIDS health of rural women etc 244 pp. Seller Inventory # 99280

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