2017
DOI: 10.3917/rf.014.0079
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Gérer la conjugalité et la pluriparentalité dans les familles « mixtes » recomposées : les stratégies d’évitement des conflits des migrantes philippines et thaïlandaises en Belgique

Abstract: Asuncion Fresnoza-Flot, « Gérer la conjugalité et la pluriparentalité dans les familles « mixtes » recomposées : les stratégies d'évitement des conflits des migrantes philippines et thaïlandaises en Belgique », Recherches familiales 2017/1 (n° 14), p. 79-93.

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“…In addition, it is evident that most studies focus on one specific social space of migrants, and often overlook the transnational dimension of their lives. In line with Al-Sharmani (2017), Urbańska (2016) and the articles in this Special Issue (Fresnoza-Flot, 2017;Gaspar et al, 2021;Qureshi, 2020;Sportel, 2021), this study analyses migrants' ability to negotiate with different issues and norms and to rely simultaneously on resources located in different countries. To gain deeper understanding of the link between migration and divorce, it adopts a global view on the process of migration by including the period before and after migration in the analysis.…”
Section: Migration and The Issue Of Divorcementioning
confidence: 95%
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“…In addition, it is evident that most studies focus on one specific social space of migrants, and often overlook the transnational dimension of their lives. In line with Al-Sharmani (2017), Urbańska (2016) and the articles in this Special Issue (Fresnoza-Flot, 2017;Gaspar et al, 2021;Qureshi, 2020;Sportel, 2021), this study analyses migrants' ability to negotiate with different issues and norms and to rely simultaneously on resources located in different countries. To gain deeper understanding of the link between migration and divorce, it adopts a global view on the process of migration by including the period before and after migration in the analysis.…”
Section: Migration and The Issue Of Divorcementioning
confidence: 95%
“…This brief literature review shows that, interestingly, women's experiences have been more analysed than men's. Only a few studies consider simultaneously the experiences of both groups (Al‐Sharmani, 2017; Fresnoza‐Flot, 2017; Tacoli, 1999) and examine women's motivations in relation with men's. The present study, therefore, aims to compare men's and women's material or symbolic constraints and resources.…”
Section: Migration and The Issue Of Divorcementioning
confidence: 99%