“Bienvenid@s a casa”- Return Schemes and the Remigration Process of Ecuadorian Female Migrants
Journal
Revista Iberoamericana
ISSN
0034-9631
Type
journal article
Date Issued
2010
Author(s)
Abstract
In the 1990s many Ecuadorians migrated to Spain in order to escape the
national crisis. Today, these migrants are among those most acutely affected by the global financial crisis. Both the effects of the crisis and the remigration policies of the Spanish and Ecuadorian state have made remigration an attractive option for many migrants.
This article analyses the remigration processes of Ecuadorian women and asks to what extent the return schemes address remigration realities.
national crisis. Today, these migrants are among those most acutely affected by the global financial crisis. Both the effects of the crisis and the remigration policies of the Spanish and Ecuadorian state have made remigration an attractive option for many migrants.
This article analyses the remigration processes of Ecuadorian women and asks to what extent the return schemes address remigration realities.
Language
English
Keywords
Return migration
Gender
Financial crisis
Ecuador
Spain
20th-21st Century
Refereed
Yes
Publisher
International Institute of Iberoamerican Literature
Volume
39
Start page
55
End page
76
Subject(s)
Division(s)
Eprints ID
248028
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