Intimacies of Power in the Circulation of Care: Making Gender Across Generations. Transnational Andean Families in Quito and Madrid

Dallemagne, Grégory
(2018) Making Multicultural Families in Europe : Gender and Intergenerational Relations — ISBN: [978-3-319-59754-6], p. 127-143, published

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Can the circulation of care influence how women exert agency in the transformation of gender norms across generations? Based on ethnographic fieldwork and life-story interviews, this chapter sheds light on intimate power relationships within an extended family originally from a village north of Quito, with members living in Madrid. The study focuses on the effect of intergenerational and sibling dynamics on the organization of social relations within transnational families, specifically on intergenerational cooperation, power relations and their influence on managing care and the intimate at a distance.
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Dallemagne, G. (2018). Intimacies of Power in the Circulation of Care: Making Gender Across Generations. Transnational Andean Families in Quito and Madrid. In Isabella Crespi, Stefania Giada Meda, Laura Merla (eds.) (ed.), Making Multicultural Families in Europe : Gender and Intergenerational Relations (p. p. 127-143). Palgrave. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-59755-3_8