This book examines the vulnerability caused by migration, in particular, the vulnerability of women that may cause forced migration, and the ways in which this is dealt with by national authorities in affluent European states. It explores transnational migration, gender and human rights, migration regimes, and anti-trafficking efforts in Norway.

List of Contributors. List of Series Reviewers. Acknowledgements. Chapter 1 Introduction: Manoeuvring Rights: Immigrants’ Experiences of Inclusion and Exclusion. Chapter 2 EU Mobility Partnerships and Gender: Origin and Implications. Chapter 3 Gendered Work and Migration Regimes. Chapter 4 Deprofessionalisation and Informality in the Market for Commoditised Care. Chapter 5 The Essence of Food and Gender and the Embodiment of Migration. Chapter 6 ‘A Slow Assassination of your Soul’: Race, Citizenship and Gender Identities in the Borderlands of New Economic Places. Chapter 7 Exploring Intersectionality, Systems and Capitals: The Case of a Filipino Nurse in Norway. Chapter 8 At a Crossroads: Youth at the Intersection of the Family and the State. Chapter 9 From Liberalism & Democratization to Trafficking: America's Spiralling Problems and Still-Aspiring Controls. Chapter 10 Moving Beyond Assumptions? The Framing of Anti-Trafficking Efforts in Norway. Chapter 11 Difficult Victims: Perceptions of Nigerian Victims of Trafficking in Norway. About the Authors. Transnational Migration, Gender and Rights. Advances in Ecopolitics. Advances in Ecopolitics. Copyright page.