Mujeres en transición: La inmigración femenina africana en España.

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    • Alternate Title:
      Women in Transition: African Female Immigration in Spain.
    • Subject Terms:
      WOMEN; AFRICANS; GENDER studies; IDENTITY (Philosophical concept); ASSIMILATION (Sociology); EMIGRATION & immigration
    • Subject Terms:
      AFRICA; SPAIN
    • Abstract:
      The article reflects upon migratory movements in Spain, focusing on the role of women from Morocco and Equatorial Guinea. Immigration is analyzed as a process that leads these women towards a new reality, which severs them from their earlier lives. It also examines the integration or assimilation that accompany migration dynamics in relation to the receiving society. It can be concluded that the process is incomplete since the actual integration of women immigrants into the receiving society takes place over time, therefore, they can be considered to be "women in transition.". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      En el artículo se plantea una reflexión sobre los movimientos migratorios en España, acercándose al papel que desempeñan las mujeres procedentes de Marruecos y Guinea Ecuatorial. Se analiza la inmigración como un proceso que conduce a estas mujeres a una nueva realidad, provocando una ruptura con su pasado. Se examinan también las situaciones de integración o asimilación que acompañan a la dinámica migratoria respecto a la sociedad de acogida. Como conclusión se apunta que se trata de un proceso inacabado pues, la verdadera incorporación de las inmigrantes a esta sociedad de acogida se prolonga en el tiempo: son "mujeres en transición". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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