Titlebook: Retirement Home? Ageing Migrant Workers in France and the Question of Return ; Alistair Hunter Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2018 The Editor(s) (if applica

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tal policies and civil-military reforms, with factions orienting around specific rightist/conservative parties promoting neoliberalism or others developing alliances with . movements and indigenous struggles. The struggle of these movements culminated with the successful presidential election of Evo

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Your Papers, Please: The Temporal and Territorial Demands of Welfare State Inclusion,rkers’ biographies lead to systemic disadvantage vis-à-vis non-migrant populations. These non-standard biographical features are primarily manifested in administrative documentation, including mis-transcribed names, discarded proofs of entitlement, ‘sharing’ of social security numbers, inaccurate or

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,Home/Sick: The Health–Migration Order,ity for older hostel residents, and one which timetables their trips to France. Just as was found in Chap. ., the men’s ‘non-standard’ biographies have a bearing on their interactions with healthcare providers. As discussed in Sect. ., non-standard biographical features include premature ageing due

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,Getting One’s Bearings: Re-integration in the Home Community,d social bearings are mutually reinforcing: the lack of social capital evinced by North African hostel residents is one reason for the difficulties they encountered in constructing a place back home after retirement, whereas my respondents in the village of Dembancané (Senegal) were able to contribu

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Loss of Autonomy, Dying and the Penultimate Voyage,dividual with reduced autonomy. Due to hardening immigration policies this often proves unfeasible. A further possibility is to move into a French care home (Sect. .). Yet to enter a dedicated residential care home is to renounce the residents’ remittance sending role, given that the fees charged ar

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