Estudios de género y migración: Una revisión desde la perspectiva del siglo XXI

Pierrette Hondagneu- Sotelo

doi:10.23854/autoc.v2i1.77

Pierrette Hondagneu- Sotelo University of Southern California-USA

DOI: https://doi.org/10.23854/autoc.v2i1.77

Resumen

En los últimos treinta años la investigación sobre género y migración ha crecido de manera significativa, pero es necesario preguntarse dónde se encuentra hoy, a comienzos del siglo veintiuno. Gran parte de la investigación sobre inmigración muestra una ceguera androcéntrica continua hacia los asuntos feministas y de género (Morakvasic, 1984; Pedraza, 1991), situación que a pesar de no ser novedosa, sigue siendo real. Sin embargo, en este ensayo se presenta una historia diferente, ya que hoy sí existen estudios dinámicos sobre género y migración. La indagación académica sigue estando, de cierto modo, fragmentada y en este breve ensayo esbozo seis corrientes distintivas de investigación de género y migración¹.

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