Gender, Migration and Domestic Service

This insightful book explores migration patterns and the challenges faced by domestic workers, highlighting gender issues and socio-economic systems involved.

In Gender, Migration and Domestic Service, the author delves into the complexities of migration patterns that have emerged both nationally and internationally. The work highlights the various tensions and challenges that individuals face when migrating, such as legal hurdles and empowerment issues. Additionally, it addresses the cultural and linguistic diversities that can create barriers for migrants, along with the unique impacts of live-in employment on their lives.

Through a series of engaging case studies drawn from diverse regions including Europe, North and South America, the Caribbean, Asia, and Africa, Gender, Migration and Domestic Service offers a comprehensive examination of how domestic service intersects with gender and migration. The author employs both quantitative and qualitative research methods, incorporating original fieldwork to provide a nuanced understanding of the experiences of migrant domestic workers.

This book serves as a vital resource for those interested in migration studies, gender studies, and labor rights. It not only sheds light on the personal stories of migrants but also critiques the broader socio-economic systems that shape their realities. By exploring these themes, Gender, Migration and Domestic Service invites readers to reflect on the implications of migration in our increasingly interconnected world.