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Vol. 17 No. 1 (1998): Refugee and Immigrant Women: An International Perspective, Part II
Vol. 17 No. 1 (1998): Refugee and Immigrant Women: An International Perspective, Part II
Published:
1998-02-01
Full Issue
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Introduction
Introduction: Refugee and Immigrant Women as Workers
Guida Man
1-3
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Front Matter
Front Matter
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Articles
Shedding Their Refugee Skin: Constructions of Women Refugees and International Aid Regimes
Maryanna Schmuki
4-9
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Representing Refugee Women: Gender and Work in Three Kenyan Camps
Jennifer Hyndman
10-15
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Refugee Women in London: The Experiences of Somali Women
Rosemary Sales, Jeanne Gregory
16-20
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Migration and the Transformation of Work Processes: Voices of Chinese Immigrant Women in Canada
Guida Man
21-25
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Speaking with Migrant Women Health Care Aides: On Marketing and Making Sense of Caregiving in Canada
Gail McCabe
26-30
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Human Rights: Setting the Stage for Protecting Refugee Women
Maryanna Schmuki
31-36
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Canadian Truth Commission Attempts to Overcome Guatemalan Refugees' Fear and Cynicism
Judith Pyke
37
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Back Matter
Back Matter
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