Feminism and Migration

Name: Feminism and Migration
ISBN: 9789400728301

A cross-cultural feminist collection on migration, gender, labor, identity, and transnational belonging.

Migration Transnational Feminism Labor Rights Race and Gender Global Feminism

📝 Book Review & Summary

Feminism and Migration expands FemRes coverage of Latin American, Chicana, Latina, and transnational decolonial feminist thought. It helps readers place feminist theory inside concrete histories of colonialism, racialized borders, migration, labor, state violence, democratic struggle, and social movements rather than treating global feminism as an abstract slogan.

It is especially useful alongside FemRes topics on Migration, Transnational Feminism, Labor Rights, Race and Gender, Global Feminism, where readers can trace feminist knowledge across the Americas, coalition politics, and institutional critique.

Publication Info

Author: Glenda Tibe Bonifacio

Published: January 1, 2012

ISBN: 9789400728301

Language: English

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