Glenda Bonifacio 
Global Youth Migration and Gendered Modalities [EPUB ebook] 
Subjectivities and modalities

Introduction: Gender and Youth Migration ~ Glenda Tibe Bonifacio;

Part 1 Imperial Histories;

Childhood and Imperial Training, 1875-1914 ~ Rebecca J. Bates;

Waifs, Strays, and Foundlings: Illegitimacy, Gender, and Youth Migration from Britain, 1870-1930 ~ Ginger Frost;

‘Child Rescue at Home, Overseas Migration within the Empire’: Child Emigration Society during Interwar Period (1918-1939) ~ Mairena Hirschberg;

Part II Negotiating Identities;

Senegalese Young Women in Paris and New York: Empowerment and Shifting Identities through Migration ~ Medina Ina Niang;

Homophobia, Transphobia and the Homonationalist Gaze: Challenges of Young Bangladeshi Homosexuals and Transgenders in Migration ~ Raihan M. Sharif;

From ‘Coming Out’ to ‘Undocuqueer’: Intersections between Illegality and Queerness within the U.S. Undocumented Youth Movement ~ Ina Batzke;

Syrian Youth in Turkey: Gender and Problems Outside the Refugee Camps ~ Elif Gökçearslan Çifci and Dilek Kurnaz;

Part III Education;

Filipino Youth Professionals in Alberta, Canada: Shaping Gender and Education Landscapes? ~ Maria Veronica G. Caparas;

Life in Cold Lake: Childhood, Mobility and Social Structures ~ Gabriel Asselin;

Gender Gap among Second-generation Students in Higher Education: The Italian Case ~ Alessandro Bozzetti;

Balancing Family, Aspirations, and Higher Education: The Gendered Experiences of Second Generation Arab American College Women ~ Pamela Aronson and Ivy Forsthe-Brown;

Young, Educated, and Female: Narratives of Post-1991 Internal Albanian Migration ~ Ermira Danaj;

Part IV Work;

Characteristics and Gender Differences of Young Hungarian’s Attitudes and Intentions on Emigration ~ Ibolya Czibere and Andrea Rácz;

Youth Perspectives: Migration, Poverty and the Future of Farming in Rural Ethiopia ~ Logan Cochrane and Siera Vercillo;

Intersectional Experiences of Young Migrant Women in Istanbul ~ Bayram Ünal;

Conclusion ~ Glenda Tibe Bonifacio.

Glenda Tibe Bonifacio is Associate Professor in Women and Gender Studies at the University of Lethbridge, Canada. She is also a research affiliate of the Prentice Institute for Global Population and Economy. Glenda is the author and editor of books on various topics related to gender and migration.