Titlebook: Ageing, Gender, and Labour Migration; Aija Lulle,Russell King Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Labour Migrat

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Ageing, Gender, and Migration: Theorising Entwined Becomings,nternational border for a certain threshold of time—ageing and gender are social and cultural constructions; they are relational and situational. Gender is now largely mainstreamed into migration research; ageing much less so. In this study of Latvian women, ageing connects theoretically to life cou

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Functional Well-Being and Economic Citizenship,ical strength, relevant language knowledge, and understanding ‘the system’. Interviewees related how different life had become for them in post-socialist neoliberal Latvia, with few job opportunities for older women and drastically reduced pensions. Work abroad was largely in low-wage sectors such a

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Psychosocial Well-Being, Erotic Agency, and Intimate Citizenship,e the usual focus is on political, economic, and social welfare citizenship. Rejecting their devalued role as economically inactive grandmother figures in Latvia, older migrants improve not only their economic well-being but also their subjective feelings about themselves, including their right to a

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Conclusions, Discussion, and Policy Implications,r ability to be mobile, find work, and experience a sensual reawakening, Latvian older women are able to question stereotypes about ageing and older women. They are able to escape their poor, dead-end lives in Latvia and develop a better future for themselves. The findings of the book offer policyma

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Oliver Cromwell and the Rule of the Saints,s intensive agriculture, hotels, and cleaning. Yet women took pride in finding work and accumulating better pension rights. Work was seen as empowering and a source of both material and psychosocial satisfaction.

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,Cromwell and the Dutch, 1653–4,kers insights into the realities of ageing working migrants, pensions policy, a more inclusive transnational citizenship, the need for better working conditions, and ongoing care arrangements for older migrants post-retirement, either abroad or back home.