Жене у миграцији: Белешке са западно-балканске руте

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2298/GEI1703559I UDC 314.7-055.2(497) Original scientific paper

  • Tina Ivnik (Slovenia) Department of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology, Faculty of Arts – University of Ljubljana
    tinaivnik@gmail.com

Сажетак

Иако се то често превиђа, род је важан фактор у истраживању миграција. Жене улазе у
искуство миграција као активни појединци, али се срећу са другачијим тешкоћама
него мушкарци. Иако се не може тврдити да све ове тешкоће све жене доживљавају на
исти начин, може се закључити да су оне последица родно структуриране реалности у
којој живимо. Овај текст се бави родно специфичним искуствима које мигранткиње
имају на свом путу. Фокусира се на различите облике насиља са којима се срећу и
искуствима трудница. Рад се даље бави законодавством које се односи на избеглице и
покушава да укаже како ово законодавство индиректно креира опасности за
мигранткиње, док их, у исто време, лишава моћи и виктимизира их. Ово се заснива на
виђењу законодавства као маскулиноцентричног, што значи да је већином обликовано
на основу искустава мушкараца и да често не разматра посебна искуства и потребе
жена. Грађа на којој се базира интерпретација добијена је из неструктурираних и
полуструктурираних интервјуа сакупљених током теренских истраживања у три
избегличка центра у Србији. Интервјуи су се већином концентрисали на искуство жена и на етапу путовања западно-балканском рутом. Они су анализирани уз помоћ
релевантне антрополошке и сродне литературе.



Кључне речи: Србија, жене, миграција, трудноћа, избеглице.

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Примљено / Received: 21. 03. 2017.
Прихваћено / Accepted: 06. 11. 2017.
Објављено
20.02.2001.
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IVNIK (SLOVENIA), Tina. Жене у миграцији: Белешке са западно-балканске руте. Гласник Етнографског института САНУ, [S.l.], v. 65, n. 3, p. 559-572, feb. 2001. ISSN 2334-8259. Доступно на:
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