Family Migration and the Path to an Occupation

Part 1: Placing Women in the Migration Context 1. Professionals? Migrants? Wives? Who Are These Women? 2. Women on and after the Move 3. Home Country Contexts v.s. Host Country Realities Part 2: Understanding Skilled "Wives'" Experiences 4. An Evolving Self Tied to Roles: Re-envisioning the Immersion Period 5: An Insider's Approach Part 3: Navigating the New and Bridging the Gap 6. Marriage and Dependency Back Home and in Germany 7. Embracing Dependency: Passive Autonomy 8. Reclaiming Independence: Active Autonomy 9. Conclusion

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