Care Workers, Care Drain, and Care Chains: Reflections on Care, Migration, and Citizenship
Care Workers, Care Drain, and Care Chains: Reflections on Care, Migration, and Citizenship
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护理工作者、护理流失和护理链：对护理、移民和公民身份的反思
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2012
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Ewa Palenga
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Helma Lutz;Ewa Palenga
在本文中，我们讨论了一个处理照顾链现象的案例研究，并集中讨论了作为输出国的波兰和乌克兰以及作为接受国的波兰如何受到影响和处理女性外来家政工人的问题。我们研究了这些妇女为其留守家庭组织护理替换的方式，以及这些家庭的护理战略。随着两国的公共话语以一种具体质疑这些妇女的社会公民义务的形式对移徙女性化做出反应，我们也关注了媒体对非移徙儿童状况的描绘。最后，我们探讨了公民身份在跨国护理工作移民运动中的不同方面的重要性。
In this article, we discuss a case study that deals with the care chain phenomenon and focuses on the question of how Poland and the Ukraine as sending countries and Poland as a receiving country are affected and deal with female migrant domestic workers. We look at the ways in which these women organize care replacement for their families left behind and at those families’ care strategies. As public discourse in both countries is reacting to the feminization of migration in a form that specifically questions the social citizenship obligations of these women, we also look at the media portrayal of the situation of nonmigrating children. Finally, we explore how different aspects of citizenship matter in transnational care work migration movements.