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Are Transnational Mothers Bad Mothers?
What is Transnational mothering? Transnational mothering is defined as mothering from a distance (usually from another country) and having a caretaker watch over and take of the children. How do parents decide whether or not to bring their children with … Continue reading
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Tagged children, gender, globalization, mothers, parenting, transnational mothers, transnationalism
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The Gendered Impact of Global Climate Change
Do you ever wonder when your supply of clean, drinkable water will run out? What about your access to electricity? Food resources? You may not be asking yourself these questions, but due to inequitable power dynamics across the globe an increasing number … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, ecofeminism, gender, global warming, inequality
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