Titlebook: Gendered Journeys: Women, Migration and Feminist Psychology; Oliva M. Espín,Andrea L. Dottolo Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

有效

Catherine N?pflin,Fritz Oser,Philipp Aernirvivors of DV represent a heterogeneous group that experience not only violence in the home but also multiple ecological stressors deeply influenced by oppressive forces, including gender (Pessar & Mahler, 2003). Because partner violence almost never occurs in isolation, many immigrant Latina surviv

HAIL

Changes in the Field of Transport Studies when one or both parents of these US citizen children has emerged from hiding in order to attempt to gain legal residential status in the United States. As described in our earlier work (Stutman & Brady-Amoon, 2011), a psychological hardship evaluation indicating their citizen children would . if t

盡忠

J. David Cummins,Anthony M. Santomerogling with issues of identity in Venezuela, my native country. Little did I know that those words would have a significant impact on my life’s journey as an immigrant in the United States a journey that was very much tied to my family’s particular circumstances, but also to the cultural, historical

浮夸

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-1120-2society to which their parents immigrated. Given these challenges that I’ll discuss at the start of this paper, I am interested in how Canadian-born university undergraduate women whose parents immigrated to Canada understand and think about their ethnocultural heritage. Given the demands and pressu

infatuation

OUTRE

泥瓦匠

Changing Attitudes Towards the Death Penaltys that go beyond the creation of this collection. Editing this volume has given both of us the opportunity to discuss in depth many issues that are dear to our hearts. Our professional concerns and expertise are reflected in our attempt to respond to many questions in the psychology of immigrant women.

提名

PHONE

復(fù)習(xí)

https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137521477Migration; gender; feminist psychology; women; psychology of women; gender studies; sociology; human geogra