Bilateral labor agreements as migration governance tools: An analysis from a gender lens

Q1 Social Sciences Theoretical Inquiries in Law Pub Date : 2022-07-01 DOI:10.1515/til-2022-0015
J. Hennebry, N. Piper, Harish Kc, Kira Williams
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Abstract This Article discusses BLAs as tools of global labor migration governance, with a specific focus on gender. Drawing on our global database of 582 bilateral labor migration agreements (BLAs), we investigate the extent to which these governing instruments connect and align with relevant international normative frameworks, in particular the extent to which they represent gains, gaps or gaffs in terms of gender equality and the human and labor rights protection of women migrants. In the context of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM), which stresses a gender-responsive approach to migration governance as one of its guiding principles, we ask: Do the BLAs which are increasingly being used as instruments to govern labor migration contribute toward sustainable gender equality, decent work and reduced inequalities for women and gender-diverse migrants?
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作为移民治理工具的双边劳动协议:基于性别视角的分析
摘要:本文讨论了bla作为全球劳动力迁移治理的工具,并特别关注性别问题。我们利用582个双边劳工移民协议(bla)的全球数据库,调查了这些管理文书与相关国际规范框架的联系和一致程度,特别是它们在性别平等和女性移民的人权和劳工权利保护方面的进步、差距或缺陷程度。《安全、有序和正常移民全球契约》(GCM)强调将促进性别平等的方法作为其指导原则之一,在此背景下,我们提出这样的问题:越来越多地被用作管理劳动力移民的工具的劳工契约是否有助于实现可持续的性别平等、体面工作和减少妇女和性别多样化移民的不平等?
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Theoretical Inquiries in Law
Theoretical Inquiries in Law Social Sciences-Law
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期刊介绍: Theoretical Inquiries in Law is devoted to the application to legal thought of insights developed by diverse disciplines such as philosophy, sociology, economics, history and psychology. The range of legal issues dealt with by the journal is virtually unlimited, subject only to the journal''s commitment to cross-disciplinary fertilization of ideas. We strive to provide a forum for all those interested in looking at law from more than a single theoretical perspective and who share our view that only a multi-disciplinary analysis can provide a comprehensive account of the complex interrelationships between law, society and individuals
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