Female migration to the east and to the west : the case of Belarus

Authors Larissa TITARENKO
Description
The subject of this research note is female migration from the Republic of Belarus. In Belarus, migration is still predominantly male. According to the current Belarusian statistics, men account for 87.8% of all labour migrants (the Ministry of Statistics, 2013). This situation is determined by market demands: the majority of Belarusian migrants go to Russia where the labour market requires men rather than women, and where men dominate among migrants from Belarus. However, female migration is gradually increasing.
Year 2013
Language English

Taxonomy Associations

Migration processes
Migration governance
Cross-cutting topics in migration research
Methods
Geographies
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