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immigrazione
welfare locale
governance
Europa
politiche per la non autosufficienza
Italia
cittadinanza
sistema socio-sanitario
sindacato
politiche sociali
anziani
politiche socio-assistenziali
società
politiche familiari
corso di vita
welfare state
famiglia
occupazione
protezione sociale
economia
welfare
pubblico
servizi sociali
Unione europea
mercato del lavoro
stratification of care work
Welfare added, welfare removed. The other face of migrations: the care drain in countries of origin
Articolo scritto da:
in the issue
Rights to the test of migration
The article takes an aspect of female migrant care work that is fundamental for social policies, but relatively ignored: the care drain, and, more generally, the social effects of emigration on the fabric of family and community life in the countries of origin. After discussing the main facets of the welfare-migration relation from the point of view of the society of origin, it offers some observations on the potentialities and limits of policies to combat the care drain, and on the ambivalent effects of migration on welfare, both social protection and at the same time the creation of new needs and inequalities. only subscribers can see the full article
Welfare added, welfare removed. The other face of migrations: the care drain in countries of origin
Articolo scritto da:
in the issue
Rights to the test of migration
The article takes an aspect of female migrant care work that is fundamental for social policies, but relatively ignored: the care drain, and, more generally, the social effects of emigration on the fabric of family and community life in the countries of origin. After discussing the main facets of the welfare-migration relation from the point of view of the society of origin, it offers some observations on the potentialities and limits of policies to combat the care drain, and on the ambivalent effects of migration on welfare, both social protection and at the same time the creation of new needs and inequalities. only subscribers can see the full article
