Routledge Gender in Transnationalism: Moroccan Migrant Women

Explore the complex lives of Moroccan migrant women in this ethnographic study from Routledge. Gender in Transnationalism examines how women construct the concept of home while living between Morocco and Italy. This book provides a deep look into how displacement and belonging affect identity and cultural practices in a globalized world. Through an interdisciplinary lens, the research investigates the relationship between migrants and their adopted countries. It offers a gendered perspective on transnational migration, helping readers understand the narratives of longing and connection that shape these women's lives. This work is an essential resource for those studying sociology, anthropology, and the social sciences, providing a clear account of how transnational dimensions influence daily existence and long-term identity.