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Conclusion and a Proposed Research Agenda,of the balance of structure and agency in the lives of cross-border marriage migrants. Such an analysis reveals how the lives of many migrants are constrained by the structures of society, culture, family, gender roles and policy but emphasises that within those structures there remains space for in

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2662-2602 of so-called mail-order brides. This book presents a uniquely global view of an expanding field that challenges these and other stereotypes of cross-border marriage.978-1-349-30414-1978-0-230-28302-2Series ISSN 2662-2602 Series E-ISSN 2662-2610

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Gendering Migration,cially and culturally produced construct that is durable but not immutable (McNay 2000), informs the decision-making of individuals and guides the actions of men, women and their communities. This chapter will argue for the importance of gender-sensitive research and policy and will consider how und

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An Overview of Global Cross-Border Marriage Migration,ich inter-disciplinary work could inform understanding. Given the size and steady expansion of work in this field, the aim here is not to comprehensively describe all the academic studies that are relevant to cross-border marriage migration but to introduce some key academic debates that provide a c

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Transnational Marriage within South Asian Communities,r 4 of this book has already introduced the concept of transnationalism and the following three chapters will consider whether and which cross-border marriages can be considered ‘transnational’. In Chapter 4, I discussed theories of transnationalism and in the following section I will use a combinat

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