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(Re)negotiating Gender Identity Among Zimbabwean Female Pentecostal Migrants in South Africa,e relevance and applicability of Butler’s theory on the lived experiences and everyday realities of the migrant women within a Pentecostal religious context. The chapter therefore focuses on how gender identity, within a . of Pentecostal migrants, is prompted by obligatory norms to be one gender or

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Negotiating Culture and Responses to Domestic Violence in South Africa: Migrant Women and Service Pe was mobilised. This is in reference to describing domestic violence and how the experience of migration shaped understandings of culture as migrant women described violence, home, relationships and help seeking. This chapter therefore focuses on how migrant women and service providers’ utilise cul

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Crossing Borders, Present Futures: A Study of the Life Histories of Pakistani Immigrants in Durban, the larger diasporic narrative. This chapter will also examine the methodological concerns which surround the use of oral history as an analytical tool for constructing historical narratives and how these concerns have shaped my role and experiences as an interviewer.