... questions that the march of these families provoked in us as we watched them cross Mexico, this essay calls on feminisms and women’s struggles from around the world to deploy a particular anti-racist feminism. This antiracist feminism embraces the migrant feminism of the women and children who, by migrating...

... concepts of the feminization of migration literature, are not some unintended consequences of her mobility. They are rather the constituting elements of the commodity she becomes with all its desirable, corporeal potentialities. The migrant domestic worker’s family is a ghostly element...

..., the South is not just a set of countries; it is also a series of territorialities that are primarily in the South of the planet but have also migrated to other regions. Therefore, this mode of transnational feminism also occurs in the alliance between seasonal strawberry pickers, Moroccan women working...

...,” Palestinians and Jewish Israelis: The Right Not to Be a Perpetrator  687 Bojadžijev, Manuela, Housing, Financialization, and Migration in the Current Global Crisis: An Ethnographically Informed View from Berlin  29 Bryan, Dick, Michael Rafferty, and Chris Jefferis, Risk and Value: Finance, Labor...

... the world. While poverty does not define sex work in its totality, poverty figures prominently within the imaginary of academic and policy debates on sexual commerce. Those who migrate for informal sector work, such as construc- tion work, sex work, and agricultural labor, are those who are excluded from...

.... Mobilization is clearly necessary to protest these government policies and to limit the damage. Less obvious, however, is the obverse relation: that those walled societies of Europe and North Amer- ica are in peril and that migrations carry the potential to save them. We need to recognize and a rm...

...” literary and cultural canon. West's work is organized around theoretical frameworks—specifically, those with roots in abolitionist, decolonial and trans feminisms—that question and challenge the always already colonial, cisheteronormative underpinnings of gender, class and race relations. While “Caste War...

... . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Toledano Ehud R . 1998 . Slavery and Abolition in the Ottoman Middle East. Seattle : University of Washington Press . Wang Thelma . 2022 . “ Becoming with Hormones: DIY Feminizing Hormone Therapy of Trans People in China .” Unpublished...

... . 2016 . “The Contested Posthumanities.” In Conflicting Humanities , edited by Braidotti Rosi and Gilroy Paul , 9 – 46 . London : Bloomsbury Academic . Braidotti Rosi . Forthcoming . “Four Theses on Posthuman Feminism.” In Anthropocene Feminism , edited by Grusin...

... procedure di referral (Identification of the Victims of Trafficking between the International Protection Claimants and the Referral Procedures) , August . www.unhcr.it/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Vittime-di-tratta-Linee-guida-compresso.pdf . Non Una di Meno migration feminism Copyright ©...

... theory of blackness, a critical engagement with Marxism and related class problematics, a reworking of liberal feminism's failure to center race within its conceptual frame, and a reading of European colonialism and its continuing effects as a central dynamic in the production of a politics of antiracist...

...- mented migrants and the concurrent escalation of border militarization have made the journey to the United States more hazardous and the pos- sibilities of return to Mexico more uncertain. Furthermore, as migration increasingly extends outward from the Southwest, it challenges the domi- nant...

... Change, and Urban Design in Abu Dhabi (2019). Eva-Lynn Jagoe is an associate professor of comparative literature and Latin American studies at the University of Toronto. Her most recent book, Take Her, She s Yours (2020), explores theoretical notions of psychoanalysis, sub- jectivity and feminism through...

... group “Gender, Memory, and Feminisms in Latin America and the Caribbean” (CLACSO). Her areas of expertise revolve around gender, feminism, sexual and reproductive rights, and abortion. Her publications include the following books: Entre-dichos cuerpos (2016), Si no nos dejan soñar no los dejaremos...

... Studies (SKOK) and the Global Research Programme on Inequality (GRIP) at the University of Bergen. Their work has appeared in a range of scholarly journals, including Gender and History , Cultural Dynamics and Antipode . Their first book, Street Corner Secrets: Sex, Work and Migration in the City...

... transformation that characterized the trente glorieuses of the South (Dietrich 2017 ), populations in Europe's former colonial territories are now left with a sharply delimited spectrum of political choice. More than ever before, social mobility is individualized: enrichment, celebrity, clandestine migration...

.../twitter-lovewins-heart-emoji-vanishes-after-hashtag-hits-11m-mentions-over-pride-1988103 Halberstam J. Jack . 2012 . Gaga Feminism: Sex, Gender, and the End of Normal . Boston : Beacon . Hardt Michael . 2011 . “For Love or Money.” Cultural Anthropology 26 , no. 4 : 676 – 82...

...Ruba Salih; Sophie Richter-Devroe References Abdo Nahla . 1994 . “ Nationalism and Feminism: Palestinian Women and the Intifada—No Going Back? ” In Gender and National Identity , edited by Moghadam Valentine , 148 – 68 . London : Zed Books . Abu-Lughod Lila , ed...

..., the project emerged from collective meetings on the future of gender and sexuality and the question of how to give feminism greater impact in the public sphere. A core group of about half a dozen people...

..., as it were. Sporting values are feminizing. Sport and media are converging and integrat- The South Atlantic Quarterly 105:2, Spring 2006. Copyright © 2006 by Duke University Press. 410 John Hartley ing. As they do so, what...