@misc{10481/84854,
year = {2016},
month = {3},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/10481/84854},
abstract = {The article explores the potentialities of applying an intersectional perspec tive to the study of the inequality changing forms and the transformations 
of normative notions of citizenship in contemporary contexts. It focuses on 
the negotiations and politics of belonging emerging from migrant women’s 
collective action. The article proposes a critical review of the theoretical and 
methodological debate on intersectionality, paying special attention to those 
positions that help advance the connection between agency and structure. It 
articulates a processual and constructionist perspective as a good analytical 
tool for studying the negotiations of differences, citizenship and belonging 
enacted by subjects situated at the margins of the contemporary structure of 
stratification. The second part of the article discusses the results of two recent 
ethnographic research projects on migrant women’s associations in Andalusia 
(Spain) and San Francisco Bay Area (US).},
keywords = {Intersectionality},
keywords = {migrant women},
keywords = {belonging},
keywords = {citizenship},
title = {Beyond victims and cultural mediators. An intersectional analysis of migrant women's citizenship practices in Spain and the United States},
doi = {10.1423/84372},
author = {Cherubini, Daniela and Tudela Vázquez, María del Pilar},
}