Vol. 6 No. 2 (2019): Julio-Diciembre. Derechos Humanos y Migraciones Femeninas. Una mirada transdisciplinar

Preliminary

• Preliminares

  collectivus admin

  1 - 8

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Editorial

• Editorial

  Giovanna Campani, Teresa Terrón-Caro

  9 - 12

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• Migrations and girl child rights in Europe. An anthropological perspective for agenda 2030 SDG5 implementation

  Alice Binazzi

  13 - 32

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• Migrants' subjective well-being: The absence of the gender dimensión

  Roberta Panzeri

  33 - 58

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• Migrant women, vulnerability and Human Rights

  Teresa Rebolledo Gámez, Rocío Rodríguez Casado

  59 - 69

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• Health inequalities and female migrant domestic workers: accessing healthcare as a human right and barriers due to precarious employment in Greece

  Theodoros T Fouskas, Paraskevi Gikopoulou, Elisavet Ioannidi, George Koulierakis

  71 - 90

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• Syrian women refugees in Tunisia: Difficulties accessing economic and social rights

  Hajer Araissia

  91 - 103

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• Transmission of family reproductive work to migrant women. Vulnerability, violence and invisibility in domestic work

  Rocío Cárdenas-Rodríguez, Fabiola Ortega-De-Mora

  105 - 119

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• Gender violence and trafficking of human beings for sexual exploitation purposes. Vulnerability of immigrant women in their passage by Melilla and north of Africa

  María Del Águila Lara Palacios, María Del Carmen Monreal Gimeno, Sebastián Sánchez Fernández

  121 - 140

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• The treatment of young subsaharian migrant women in Tunisia: Between rights guaranteeing human dignity and tragic reality

  Naima Fekih

  141 - 157

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• Analysis of the nigerian female migration in Italy. Infringement of women's rights for victims of forced migration and aimed for sexual exploitation

  Michela Piccinini

  159 - 168

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• Gender and human development: The case of the migration of skilled women in Italy

  Sara Salvatori, Teresa Terrón-Caro

  169 - 179

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• Tensions between multiculturalism and women rights in the experience of women’s intercultural associations in Italy

  Erika Bernacchi

  181 - 198

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• Penelope's ruse. a gender and transnational look at the italian migration of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century through family photography

  Carolina Buitrago Echeverry, Laura Melissa Acevedo Franco, Sharik Stefanny Guzmán Mera, Paola Ortiz Ríos

  199 - 213

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