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Gender and Migration: Overview Report

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  • Hazel Reeves
  • Jolly Jolly

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This Overview Report on Gender and Migration takes a broad approach to migration – it looks at the gender dynamics of both international and the lesser-researched internal migration and the interconnections between the two. People may choose to migrate, or have no choice, or the decision may fall somewhere on the continuum between the two. This report therefore covers both forced and voluntary migration, including covering economic and other voluntary migrants, refugees and internally displaced persons and trafficked people. These migrants in turn come through regular (conforming to legal requirements) or irregular channels.

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  • Hazel Reeves & Jolly Jolly, 2016. "Gender and Migration: Overview Report," Working Papers id:8384, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:8384
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