Zwischen Paargewalt und Abschiebung: Wie können Migrant_innen, deren Aufenthaltsstatus von der Ehe abhängt, einen Weg aus häuslicher Gewalt finden? Jede Person, die innerhalb der Partnerschaft Gewalt erlebt, sollte Zugang zu Hilfseinrichtungen erhalten. Für Personengruppen, die durch Heirat in ihr Gastland gekommen sind und Migrationsregelungen unterliegen, ist dieser Zugang jedoch erschwert. Die Studie zeigt, dass in diesen Fällen ein klares Spannungsverhältnis zwischen dem privaten und dem öffentlichen Raum existiert.Auf einer europäischen Perspektive aufbauend, geht die Autorin der Frage…mehr
Zwischen Paargewalt und Abschiebung: Wie können Migrant_innen, deren Aufenthaltsstatus von der Ehe abhängt, einen Weg aus häuslicher Gewalt finden? Jede Person, die innerhalb der Partnerschaft Gewalt erlebt, sollte Zugang zu Hilfseinrichtungen erhalten. Für Personengruppen, die durch Heirat in ihr Gastland gekommen sind und Migrationsregelungen unterliegen, ist dieser Zugang jedoch erschwert. Die Studie zeigt, dass in diesen Fällen ein klares Spannungsverhältnis zwischen dem privaten und dem öffentlichen Raum existiert.Auf einer europäischen Perspektive aufbauend, geht die Autorin der Frage nach, wie dieses Problem die Public Policies in den untersuchten EU-Mitgliedsländern Deutschland, Frankreich und Italien herausfordert, wie zuständige Hilfseinrichtungen mit dieser Problematik umgehen und wie betroffene Personen eigene Strategien finden.
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Schriften der Willy Brandt School of Public Policy an der Universität Erfurt
Marion Uhle is a researcher from Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and Université de Strasbourg, France.
Inhaltsangabe
INTRODUCTION I. Europe and the context of this research: when the gender issue intimate partner violence meets migration II. Presentation of the research topic and its scientific interest III. The state of research - An overview IV. Definition and contextualization of ambiguous terms 1. Third-country marriage migrants and binational couples 2. A typology of violence 3. Intimate partner violence (IPV) 4. The private and the public sphere V. Research question and hypotheses VI. Empirical study and methodology VII. Structure of the thesis
FIRST PART - The issue, theoretic concepts and the context of the present work Chapter 1 The research question and its context 1.1. Starting with a story 1.2. The construction of the research question 1.3. Contextualization of the research topic Chapter 2 Mobilized theories and concepts 2.1. Marriage migration 2.1.1. On migration 2.1.2. Female migration 2.1.3. The consideration of marriage migration 2.2. Intersectionality and postcolonial studies 2.3. Who is the Other? What is a victim? 2.4. A blind spot: male victims and female perpetrators 2.5. Gender, power relations and violence 2.6. Intimate partner violence (IPV) 2.7. From the private to the public sphere - Theories of space and their limits with regards to this work 2.8. The lack of a complementary theory focusing on the problem of IPV against third-country marriage migrants whose status depends on their marriage Chapter 3 Reconnecting the research question and its context 3.1. The International and European context: IPV and marriage migrants 3.2. Object of analysis: the concerned foreign person's way out of IPV and the tense relationship between the private and the public sphere 3.3. National laws and traditions in three European countries as a variable: France, Germany and Italy as a field of research 3.3.1. The choice for France, Germany and Italy 3.3.2. On nationality and citizenship 3.3.3. Migration laws with regards to family reunification 3.3.4. Counteracting IPV: a national norm in line with European and international norms 3.3.5. Facing IPV and migration rules: the hardship case and its limits 3.4. At the interweavement of the private and the public sphere Chapter 4 Methodology 4.1. Considering available numerical data 4.1.1. European Union: Violence against women, an EU-wide survey (2014) 4.1.2. France: ENVEFF (2000), TeO (2010) and VIRAGE (2017) 4.1.3. Germany: Lebenssituation, Sicherheit und Gesundheit von Frauen in Deutschland. Studie (2004) and its secondary analysis Gesundheit - Gewalt -Migration (2008) 4.1.4. Italy: Indagine multiscopo sulla Sicurezza delle donne (2007/08) and La violenza contro le donne dentro e fuori la famiglia (2015) 4.1.5. A comparative look into numerical data in France, Germany and Italy 4.2. The choice to use a qualitative method 4.3. Interviews 4.3.1. Semi-structured expert interviews 4.3.2. Interviews with concerned persons based on biographical narration 4.4. Ethnographical investigation, observation 4.5. A comparative perspective 4.6. The course of the study 4.6.1. A long-breathed and stony access to the field 4.6.2. Development of the research question, findings and hypothesis generation 4.7. Conditions and handling of the material 4.7.1. The researcher's role 4.7.2. Recording, notes, transcriptions and illustrative material 4.7.3. The question of anonymization 4.7.4. Language 4.7.5. Analysis
SECOND PART - Concerned marriage migrants' experience and its impact Chapter 1 The types of situations and th
INTRODUCTION I. Europe and the context of this research: when the gender issue intimate partner violence meets migration II. Presentation of the research topic and its scientific interest III. The state of research - An overview IV. Definition and contextualization of ambiguous terms 1. Third-country marriage migrants and binational couples 2. A typology of violence 3. Intimate partner violence (IPV) 4. The private and the public sphere V. Research question and hypotheses VI. Empirical study and methodology VII. Structure of the thesis
FIRST PART - The issue, theoretic concepts and the context of the present work Chapter 1 The research question and its context 1.1. Starting with a story 1.2. The construction of the research question 1.3. Contextualization of the research topic Chapter 2 Mobilized theories and concepts 2.1. Marriage migration 2.1.1. On migration 2.1.2. Female migration 2.1.3. The consideration of marriage migration 2.2. Intersectionality and postcolonial studies 2.3. Who is the Other? What is a victim? 2.4. A blind spot: male victims and female perpetrators 2.5. Gender, power relations and violence 2.6. Intimate partner violence (IPV) 2.7. From the private to the public sphere - Theories of space and their limits with regards to this work 2.8. The lack of a complementary theory focusing on the problem of IPV against third-country marriage migrants whose status depends on their marriage Chapter 3 Reconnecting the research question and its context 3.1. The International and European context: IPV and marriage migrants 3.2. Object of analysis: the concerned foreign person's way out of IPV and the tense relationship between the private and the public sphere 3.3. National laws and traditions in three European countries as a variable: France, Germany and Italy as a field of research 3.3.1. The choice for France, Germany and Italy 3.3.2. On nationality and citizenship 3.3.3. Migration laws with regards to family reunification 3.3.4. Counteracting IPV: a national norm in line with European and international norms 3.3.5. Facing IPV and migration rules: the hardship case and its limits 3.4. At the interweavement of the private and the public sphere Chapter 4 Methodology 4.1. Considering available numerical data 4.1.1. European Union: Violence against women, an EU-wide survey (2014) 4.1.2. France: ENVEFF (2000), TeO (2010) and VIRAGE (2017) 4.1.3. Germany: Lebenssituation, Sicherheit und Gesundheit von Frauen in Deutschland. Studie (2004) and its secondary analysis Gesundheit - Gewalt -Migration (2008) 4.1.4. Italy: Indagine multiscopo sulla Sicurezza delle donne (2007/08) and La violenza contro le donne dentro e fuori la famiglia (2015) 4.1.5. A comparative look into numerical data in France, Germany and Italy 4.2. The choice to use a qualitative method 4.3. Interviews 4.3.1. Semi-structured expert interviews 4.3.2. Interviews with concerned persons based on biographical narration 4.4. Ethnographical investigation, observation 4.5. A comparative perspective 4.6. The course of the study 4.6.1. A long-breathed and stony access to the field 4.6.2. Development of the research question, findings and hypothesis generation 4.7. Conditions and handling of the material 4.7.1. The researcher's role 4.7.2. Recording, notes, transcriptions and illustrative material 4.7.3. The question of anonymization 4.7.4. Language 4.7.5. Analysis
SECOND PART - Concerned marriage migrants' experience and its impact Chapter 1 The types of situations and th
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