Benedicte Brahic
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 356017 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Benedicte Brahic |
| PRENOMES | Benedicte |
| SOBRENOME | Brahic |
| ASSINATURA | BRAHIC B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Manchester Metropolitan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9678-8928 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Beyond access
In South Africa, children of single-headed households (70% of whom are Black) have significantly worse educational outcomes than any other demographic. While the impact of family structures has been scrutinised in pre-18 education, it remains understudied concerning access and success in Higher Education. Based on semi-structured interviews with students and alumni raised in single-headed households, this article explores the interplay of family …
Fault Lines in the Globalization of Migration
Globalization has become characterized by its disjunctions, which the COVID-19 crisis has thrown into sharp relief (Steger and James 2020). The contradictions (and disjunctures) between the dependence of receiving countries on economic migration and the visible tensions associated with migration, and the precarious experiences of migrants at the COVID-19 front line marked new insecurities in migratory paths and shocks to already insecure work cir…
Par-delà l’expatriation et la migration
Le terme expatriation, entré dans le langage ordinaire, désigne les expériences de l’ensemble des Français hors de France. Issu d’un imaginaire forgé par l’expérience des écrivains voyageurs américains à Paris dans les années 1920 et largement développée dans le champ des sciences de gestion depuis les années 1980, ce terme pâtit de sa notoriété et englobe désormais des réalités très diverses et contrastées. Revenant sur la question jusqu’à prése…
I Cannot Fall Pregnant!”
Girls from single-parent households in South Africa (90 percent of whom are Black African or coloured) have significantly lower educational outcomes than other demographics. Through a methodology of life-history interviews, we explore the experiences of 30 women in single-headed households who have been successful in their educational endeavours as university students or graduates. Results show that pressures on girls from single-headed household…
From expat mothers to migrant mothers
Focusing on a key dimension of transnational family relations, this article explores the impact of uncertain migratory contexts and citizenship status on migrant mothering. Based on participant observations and semi-structured interviews with French migrant mothers living in Manchester, this paper explores how the UK’s decision to leave the European Union (‘Brexit’) affects their identities as migrant mothers and their mothering practices. The pa…
Global mobilities
No description provided
From ‘Expats’ to ‘Migrants’
As European citizens residing in the United Kingdom, French nationals enjoy rights of free movement and settlement in their host country, which enables and eases life across borders. In addition to minimal migratory restrictions offered by the European Union to its citizens, the majority of French nationals living in the United Kingdom have a positive and privileged experience as ‘movers’, feeling welcome and valued in their country of residence.…
The Politics of Bi-nationality in Couple Relationships
With the debordering of Europe and the development of intra-European mobility, the number of bi-national couples formed by European nationals is on the rise. This phenomenon is particularly noticeable in large European cities such as Manchester (UK) where the qualitative study underpinning this article took place. Whilst, research has hitherto focused on mixed-raced and/or interreligious couples, other types of mixed relationships such as Europea…
Empowering Women
The Politics of Bi-nationality in Couple Relationships
With the debordering of Europe and the development of intra-European mobility, the number of bi-national couples formed by European nationals is on the rise. This phenomenon is particularly noticeable in large European cities such as Manchester (UK) where the qualitative study underpinning this article took place. Whilst, research has hitherto focused on mixed-raced and/or interreligious couples, other types of mixed relationships such as Europea…
I Cannot Fall Pregnant!”
Girls from single-parent households in South Africa (90 percent of whom are Black African or coloured) have significantly lower educational outcomes than other demographics. Through a methodology of life-history interviews, we explore the experiences of 30 women in single-headed households who have been successful in their educational endeavours as university students or graduates. Results show that pressures on girls from single-headed household…
From expat mothers to migrant mothers
Focusing on a key dimension of transnational family relations, this article explores the impact of uncertain migratory contexts and citizenship status on migrant mothering. Based on participant observations and semi-structured interviews with French migrant mothers living in Manchester, this paper explores how the UK’s decision to leave the European Union (‘Brexit’) affects their identities as migrant mothers and their mothering practices. The pa…
Empowering Women
The Politics of Bi-nationality in Couple Relationships
With the debordering of Europe and the development of intra-European mobility, the number of bi-national couples formed by European nationals is on the rise. This phenomenon is particularly noticeable in large European cities such as Manchester (UK) where the qualitative study underpinning this article took place. Whilst, research has hitherto focused on mixed-raced and/or interreligious couples, other types of mixed relationships such as Europea…
Global mobilities
No description provided
From ‘Expats’ to ‘Migrants’
As European citizens residing in the United Kingdom, French nationals enjoy rights of free movement and settlement in their host country, which enables and eases life across borders. In addition to minimal migratory restrictions offered by the European Union to its citizens, the majority of French nationals living in the United Kingdom have a positive and privileged experience as ‘movers’, feeling welcome and valued in their country of residence.…
From expat mothers to migrant mothers
Focusing on a key dimension of transnational family relations, this article explores the impact of uncertain migratory contexts and citizenship status on migrant mothering. Based on participant observations and semi-structured interviews with French migrant mothers living in Manchester, this paper explores how the UK’s decision to leave the European Union (‘Brexit’) affects their identities as migrant mothers and their mothering practices. The pa…
Par-delà l’expatriation et la migration
Le terme expatriation, entré dans le langage ordinaire, désigne les expériences de l’ensemble des Français hors de France. Issu d’un imaginaire forgé par l’expérience des écrivains voyageurs américains à Paris dans les années 1920 et largement développée dans le champ des sciences de gestion depuis les années 1980, ce terme pâtit de sa notoriété et englobe désormais des réalités très diverses et contrastées. Revenant sur la question jusqu’à prése…
I Cannot Fall Pregnant!”
Girls from single-parent households in South Africa (90 percent of whom are Black African or coloured) have significantly lower educational outcomes than other demographics. Through a methodology of life-history interviews, we explore the experiences of 30 women in single-headed households who have been successful in their educational endeavours as university students or graduates. Results show that pressures on girls from single-headed household…
Fault Lines in the Globalization of Migration
Globalization has become characterized by its disjunctions, which the COVID-19 crisis has thrown into sharp relief (Steger and James 2020). The contradictions (and disjunctures) between the dependence of receiving countries on economic migration and the visible tensions associated with migration, and the precarious experiences of migrants at the COVID-19 front line marked new insecurities in migratory paths and shocks to already insecure work cir…
Beyond access
In South Africa, children of single-headed households (70% of whom are Black) have significantly worse educational outcomes than any other demographic. While the impact of family structures has been scrutinised in pre-18 education, it remains understudied concerning access and success in Higher Education. Based on semi-structured interviews with students and alumni raised in single-headed households, this article explores the interplay of family …
Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Gender Studies (5 obras) · Law (4 obras) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (4 obras) · Economics (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (3 obras) · Politics (3 obras) · Psychology (3 obras)