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Old and Dangerous: Bordering Older Migrants’ Mobilities, Rejuvenating the Post-Welfare State
Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society ( IF 1.7 ) Pub Date : 2019-07-30 , DOI: 10.1093/sp/jxz028
Susan Braedley 1 , Karine Côté-Boucher 2 , Anna Przednowek 3
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Caught in the cross-hairs of perceived crises of aging populations, increasing migration flows, and social welfare sustainability, older migrants are often not welcome in post-welfare states. Employing a feminist border analysis, Canada’s relatively generous immigration policies on parent and grandparent entry are analyzed to show the ways in which older people’s mobilities are bordered, who is most affected, and why this bordering is worthy of attention. We show links between these policies and Canada’s national rejuvenation project that aims to externalize and privatize both the costs and labor of social reproduction, limiting state contributions.

中文翻译:

古老而危险:接壤老年移民的流动,振兴后福利国家

陷入人口老龄化、移民流量增加和社会福利可持续性等危机的十字准线中,老年移民在后福利国家往往不受欢迎。采用女权主义边界分析,加拿大对父母和祖父母入境的相对慷慨的移民政策进行了分析,以显示老年人流动的边界方式,受影响最大的人,以及为什么这种边界值得关注。我们展示了这些政策与加拿大国家复兴项目之间的联系,该项目旨在将社会再生产的成本和劳动力外部化和私有化,从而限制国家的贡献。
更新日期:2019-07-30
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