Beschreibung

Between couple violence and expulsion: How can migrant women whose residence status depends on marriage find a way out of domestic violence? Every person who experiences violence within the partnership should have access to help facilities. However, for groups of people who have come to their host country through marriage and are subject to migration regulations, this access is difficult. The study shows that in these cases there is a clear tension between the private and the public space.Building on a European perspective, the author explores the question of how this problem challenges public policies in the EU member states studied, Germany, France and Italy, how competent aid institutions deal with this problem and how affected persons find their own strategies.

The author:
Marion Uhle, Goethe University Frankfurt am Main, Germany and Université de Strasbourg, France

The target group:
Teachers and researchers in political science and gender studies

Zusätzliche Information

Autor*innen

Marion Uhle

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Schlagwörter

biographical policy evaluation, domestic violence, Gender, intersectionality, intimate partner violence (IPV), marriage migration, precariousness, Tagung Macht und Geschlecht