2014
DOI: 10.5965/1984724215282014006
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Migraciones y cambios: trayectorias, identidades y transformaciones de inmigrantes brasileños en Portugal

Abstract: 1 9 8 4 -7 2 4 6 Migraciones y cambios: trayectorias, identidades y transformaciones de inmigrantes brasileños en Portugal Resumen Este trabajo aborda la temática de la migración y sus efectos transformadores en las esferas individual, social e identitaria, según es sufrida por los/las inmigrantes, mostrando como modelan los procesos de adaptación e integración en el país de destino. Estos cambios y transformaciones son ejemplificados recurriendo a narrativas de inmigrantes brasileños residentes en Portugal. D… Show more

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“…Services for the median strata of immigrants in Portugal are those typical to natural caregivers, such as: repair work, general services in the cleaning sector and aesthetic services (maid, manicure, waxers, etc.) (3,7) . Regarding Brazilian nursing a recent national survey about the professionals' profiles points out concerning results where poor working situations co-exist with health problems and situations of social violence against agents (31) .…”
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“…Services for the median strata of immigrants in Portugal are those typical to natural caregivers, such as: repair work, general services in the cleaning sector and aesthetic services (maid, manicure, waxers, etc.) (3,7) . Regarding Brazilian nursing a recent national survey about the professionals' profiles points out concerning results where poor working situations co-exist with health problems and situations of social violence against agents (31) .…”
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“…The invisibility of this phenomenon, together with the victims' silence, the powerlessness of professionals as part of a coping strategy, and the tendency towards medicalization of social problems are among the main results of the survey on this topic (1)(2) . Literature on the immigration of Brazilian women to Portugal (3)(4) , shows violence in the form of stereotypes around the over-sexualization of the mulata's body (in the Portuguese social imagery every migrant is a mestizo) who would be always available to white and European men settlers. Gender stereotypes are influenced by the conservative Christian moral that typically classifies Portuguese women as Mary (from devoted, pure, honest, white, decent families) and the Brazilian women as Eve (sinner, lascivious, enticing, prostitute, home and family wrecker) reinforcing distorted views of reality.…”
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“…En el contexto europeo, históricamente el principal destino de la migración brasileña ha sido Portugal, debido a los lazos coloniales y neocoloniales establecidos entre los dos países. Las investigaciones se centran principalmente en los efectos que los acuerdos bilaterales tienen en estos desplazamientos y en la inserción laboral (Padilla, 2007;Massanet y Padilla, 2010;Pinho, 2010). Dentro de esta temática general, existe un corpus de estudios que enfatizan en los marcadores de género y de la racialización/etnicización, comunes a las experiencias de todas las mujeres migrantes brasileñas (Padilla et.…”
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“…al., 2005;Peixoto, 2007). Otras investigaciones centran el análisis en la inserción de las mujeres brasileñas en trabajo doméstico y de cuidados, la estética, el sector de ventas y la atención al público (Padilla, 2007;Pereira, 2010), tareas que algunos autores identifican como el mercado de la alegría o mercado de la simpatía (Machado, 2004).…”
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