Vol. 3 No. 6 (2013): Law in the Everyday Lives of Transnational Families

Issue edited by Betty de Hart (Radboud University Nijmegen), Wibo van Rossum (Utrecht University) and Iris Sportel (Radboud University Nijmegen).

Published: 23-12-2013

Introduction

Law in the Everyday Lives of Transnational Families: An Introduction

Betty De Hart, Wibo van Rossum, Iris Sportel

991-1003
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Thematic Articles

Migrant Workers, Legal Tactics, and Fragile Family Formation in Hong Kong

Nicole Constable

1004-1022
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Seeking Access to Long-Term Care: Legal Consciousness of Dutch Retirement Migrants on the Costa Blanca

Anoeshka Gehring

1023-1040
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Juggling Citizenships for Transnational Familyhood: Mainland Chinese Immigrants in Canada and Their 'Return' Migration to China

Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho

1041-1056
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Mixed Couples and Islamic Family Law in Egypt: Legal Consciousness in Transnational Social Space

Friso Kulk, Betty De Hart

1057-1069
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Gendered Struggles over Residency Rights when Turkish Immigrant Marriages Break up

Anika Liversage

1070-1090
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“Because It's an Islamic Marriage” Conditions Upon Marriage and after Divorce in Transnational Dutch-Moroccan and Dutch-Egyptian Marriages

Iris Sportel

1091-1110
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Resolving Family Disputes in the Gurbet: the Role of Kurdish Peace Committee and Roj Women

Latif Tas

1111-1135
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