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Ester Serra Mingot

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ID3760454
NAMEEster Serra Mingot
GIVEN NAMESEster Serra
FAMILY NAMEMingot
SIGNATUREMINGOT E S
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS21
AUTHOR COUNT4
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX2
  • El papel de la mujer en los nuevos tránsitos migratorios africanos a través de las Américas

    Open Access•Ester Serra-Mingot, Ester Serra Mingot•ARTICLE•Norteamérica•2024

    Este artículo analiza el papel de la mujer en la facilitación de los tránsitos irregulares de migrantes africanos por las Américas, en concreto a través de México. Los estudios de flujos migratorios irregulares han tendido a representar a la mujer como un ser vulnerable y pasivo, a merced de la explotación y la violencia infringida por los hombres involucrados en el tráfico en personas. Los datos presentados en este artículo ponen de manifiesto e…

  • Managing old-age in transnational families. Comparing ethnographies of Ecuador and Sudan

    Polina Palash, Ester Serra-Mingot et al.•ARTICLE•Espaces et sociétés•2020

    La migration et la protection sociale sont souvent un projet familial. Pour comprendre comment les migrants et leurs familles organisent leur protection sociale, il faut collecter des données à la fois dans leurs pays d’origine et de destination, afin d’observer la circulation multidirectionnelle des personnes et des ressources. La méthodologie ethnographique multi-située avec un échantillon connecté nous permet de comprendre les logiques et prat…

  • Moving for a 'better welfare'? The case of transnational Sudanese families

    Open Access•Ester Serra-Mingot, Ester Serra Mingot et al.•ARTICLE•Global Networks•2019•Cited by: 9•References: 33

    The burgeoning literature on welfare migration, or on the likelihood of migrants moving to countries with more generous welfare states, yields mixed results. In this article, we aim to disentangle what kinds of considerations underlie the decisions that migrants and their families make to address their social protection needs when they move to certain places. We explain how Sudanese extended families, with members scattered across multiple countr…

  • Providing social protection to mobile populations

    Open Access•Ester Serra-Mingot, Ester Serra Mingot et al.•ARTICLE•New Community•2018•Cited by: 12•References: 27

    Studies on migration and social protection have shown that a lack of access to formal welfare in receiving countries leads migrants to rely on their informal social networks for support. This paper argues that such clear-cut dichotomies between formal and informal social protection systems ignore the manners in which both welfare- state institutions and migrants work together at the interstices of the formal and informal to cater to national and …

  • Providing social protection to mobile populations

    Open Access•Ester Serra-Mingot, Ester Serra Mingot et al.•ARTICLE•New Community•2018•Cited by: 12•References: 27

    Studies on migration and social protection have shown that a lack of access to formal welfare in receiving countries leads migrants to rely on their informal social networks for support. This paper argues that such clear-cut dichotomies between formal and informal social protection systems ignore the manners in which both welfare- state institutions and migrants work together at the interstices of the formal and informal to cater to national and …

  • Moving for a 'better welfare'? The case of transnational Sudanese families

    Open Access•Ester Serra-Mingot, Ester Serra Mingot et al.•ARTICLE•Global Networks•2019•Cited by: 9•References: 33

    The burgeoning literature on welfare migration, or on the likelihood of migrants moving to countries with more generous welfare states, yields mixed results. In this article, we aim to disentangle what kinds of considerations underlie the decisions that migrants and their families make to address their social protection needs when they move to certain places. We explain how Sudanese extended families, with members scattered across multiple countr…

  • Providing social protection to mobile populations

    Open Access•Ester Serra-Mingot, Ester Serra Mingot et al.•ARTICLE•New Community•2018•Cited by: 12•References: 27

    Studies on migration and social protection have shown that a lack of access to formal welfare in receiving countries leads migrants to rely on their informal social networks for support. This paper argues that such clear-cut dichotomies between formal and informal social protection systems ignore the manners in which both welfare- state institutions and migrants work together at the interstices of the formal and informal to cater to national and …

  • Moving for a 'better welfare'? The case of transnational Sudanese families

    Open Access•Ester Serra-Mingot, Ester Serra Mingot et al.•ARTICLE•Global Networks•2019•Cited by: 9•References: 33

    The burgeoning literature on welfare migration, or on the likelihood of migrants moving to countries with more generous welfare states, yields mixed results. In this article, we aim to disentangle what kinds of considerations underlie the decisions that migrants and their families make to address their social protection needs when they move to certain places. We explain how Sudanese extended families, with members scattered across multiple countr…

  • Managing old-age in transnational families. Comparing ethnographies of Ecuador and Sudan

    Polina Palash, Ester Serra-Mingot et al.•ARTICLE•Espaces et sociétés•2020

    La migration et la protection sociale sont souvent un projet familial. Pour comprendre comment les migrants et leurs familles organisent leur protection sociale, il faut collecter des données à la fois dans leurs pays d’origine et de destination, afin d’observer la circulation multidirectionnelle des personnes et des ressources. La méthodologie ethnographique multi-située avec un échantillon connecté nous permet de comprendre les logiques et prat…

  • El papel de la mujer en los nuevos tránsitos migratorios africanos a través de las Américas

    Open Access•Ester Serra-Mingot, Ester Serra Mingot•ARTICLE•Norteamérica•2024

    Este artículo analiza el papel de la mujer en la facilitación de los tránsitos irregulares de migrantes africanos por las Américas, en concreto a través de México. Los estudios de flujos migratorios irregulares han tendido a representar a la mujer como un ser vulnerable y pasivo, a merced de la explotación y la violencia infringida por los hombres involucrados en el tráfico en personas. Los datos presentados en este artículo ponen de manifiesto e…

Migration and Labor Dynamics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Ethnography (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (2 works) · Social protection (2 works)

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