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CATEGORIES:Anthropologie à Nanterre
CREATED:20190106T125522
SUMMARY:Female Migration and the work of Malagasy world Expansion, Jennifer Cole (University of Chicago)
LOCATION:Bâtiment Ramnoux (E)\, salle E105 (1e étage) - 200 avenue de la République\
 , Nanterre\, \, 92000\, 
DESCRIPTION:Over the past several years the phenomenon of mediated, transnational marri
 ages –in which women were once colloquially referred to as “mail order brid
 es”--has become an increasingly visible and contested phenomenon.  Drawing 
 on extensive research in Madagascar and in France, this paper examines the 
 social practices that Malagasy women use to find French husbands and migrat
 e.  In contrast to much recent research that emphasize the importance of in
 ternet dating sites, this paper foregrounds the central role of women’s net
 works in shaping both how women find French husbands and ultimately, if the
 y are successful, leave Madagascar.  With a nod to Gayle Rubin’s famous pie
 ce “The Traffic in Women,” the paper develops the alternative analytic of t
 he traffic in husbands.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Over the past several years the phenomenon of mediated, transnational marri
 ages –in which women were once colloquially referred to as “mail order brid
 es”--has become an increasingly visible and contested phenomenon.  Dra
 wing on extensive research in Madagascar and in France, this paper examines
  the social practices that Malagasy women use to find French husbands and m
 igrate.  In contrast to much recent research that emphasize the import
 ance of internet dating sites, this paper foregrounds the central role of w
 omen’s networks in shaping both how women find French husbands and ultimate
 ly, if they are successful, leave Madagascar.  With a nod to Gayle Rub
 in’s famous piece “The Traffic in Women,” the paper develops the alternativ
 e analytic of the traffic in husbands.
DTSTAMP:20260514T203003
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