El regreso inesperado. Migración y nuevos arreglos residenciales
The aim of this paper is to show how changes in the marriages have resulted in residential retreats and economic arrangements. They have created - or recreated - power relationships, subordination and gender inequality for women in their households. But these power relationships, subordination and g...
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description | The aim of this paper is to show how changes in the marriages have resulted in residential retreats and economic arrangements. They have created - or recreated - power relationships, subordination and gender inequality for women in their households. But these power relationships, subordination and gender inequalities emanate not only from the relations between couples in marital homes. Trends, such as the non-formation or dissolution of unions have shifted relationships, imbalances, tensions, conflicts, traditional gender violence, from the relationship of the spouse and his family -as was traditional in Mexico- to the original domestic group of the women. That is where new imbalances and gender subordination have emerged, framing the lives of women today. The new phase of the Mexico-US migration has tended to exacerbate these demographic trends and domestic tensions within the original domestic group of the women. |
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spelling | doaj-art-6d79ac755b5040318b509a182849939a2025-01-10T14:54:06ZspaGroupe de Recherche Amérique Latine Histoire et MémoireLes Cahiers ALHIM1628-67311777-51752016-06-013110.4000/alhim.5476El regreso inesperado. Migración y nuevos arreglos residencialesPatricia AriasThe aim of this paper is to show how changes in the marriages have resulted in residential retreats and economic arrangements. They have created - or recreated - power relationships, subordination and gender inequality for women in their households. But these power relationships, subordination and gender inequalities emanate not only from the relations between couples in marital homes. Trends, such as the non-formation or dissolution of unions have shifted relationships, imbalances, tensions, conflicts, traditional gender violence, from the relationship of the spouse and his family -as was traditional in Mexico- to the original domestic group of the women. That is where new imbalances and gender subordination have emerged, framing the lives of women today. The new phase of the Mexico-US migration has tended to exacerbate these demographic trends and domestic tensions within the original domestic group of the women.https://journals.openedition.org/alhim/5476migrationMexicogender relationsdomestic grouprural societies |
spellingShingle | Patricia Arias El regreso inesperado. Migración y nuevos arreglos residenciales Les Cahiers ALHIM migration Mexico gender relations domestic group rural societies |
title | El regreso inesperado. Migración y nuevos arreglos residenciales |
title_full | El regreso inesperado. Migración y nuevos arreglos residenciales |
title_fullStr | El regreso inesperado. Migración y nuevos arreglos residenciales |
title_full_unstemmed | El regreso inesperado. Migración y nuevos arreglos residenciales |
title_short | El regreso inesperado. Migración y nuevos arreglos residenciales |
title_sort | el regreso inesperado migracion y nuevos arreglos residenciales |
topic | migration Mexico gender relations domestic group rural societies |
url | https://journals.openedition.org/alhim/5476 |
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