Los contextos de las familias transnacionales y su incidencia en las violencias de género: Estudio con mujeres sobrevivientes atendidas en Corprodinco
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2025
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Parra Pérez, Shirley Dayana
Vásquez Cárdenas, Helen Patricia
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
Facultad de Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales
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El siguiente estudio inicia con la comprensión de la migración transnacional, examinando cómo las relaciones familiares se ven moldeadas por los desplazamientos geográficos y las conexiones sociales, económicas y culturales entre el lugar de origen y destino. Se analiza cómo estas dinámicas migratorias pueden afectar la vulnerabilidad y exposición de las mujeres a diferentes formas de violencia de género, incluyendo aspectos psicológicos, físicos y económicos.
A través del método de investigación cualitativa, se estudian casos de mujeres sobrevivientes atendidas por CORPRODINCO, profundizando en sus experiencias, narrativas y percepciones en relación con las dinámicas familiares transnacionales y la violencia de género. A su vez, se pretende identificar las familias trasnacionales, factores de riesgo y protectores, así como las implicaciones que estas complejas relaciones familiares tienen en la vivencia de la violencia de género en el proceso de recuperación y apoyo que reciben estas mujeres.
El objetivo final es proporcionar una comprensión holística y detallada de cómo las familias transnacionales pueden influir en la manifestación y persistencia de la violencia de género, así como en las estrategias de intervención y apoyo necesarias para abordar este problema de manera efectiva. Los hallazgos de esta tesis buscan ofrecer recomendaciones prácticas y teóricas para mejorar los servicios de apoyo a mujeres sobrevivientes de violencia de género en contextos transnacionales, contribuyendo así al desarrollo de políticas y prácticas más sensibles y efectivas en este campo.
The following study begins with an understanding of transnational migration, examining how family relationships are shaped by geographic displacement and the social, economic and cultural connections between the place of origin and destination. It analyzes how these migration dynamics can affect women's vulnerability and exposure to different forms of gender-based violence, including psychological, physical and economic aspects. Through the qualitative research method, cases of women survivors assisted by CORPRODINCO are studied, delving into their experiences, narratives and perceptions in relation to transnational family dynamics and gender-based violence. At the same time, the aim is to identify transnational families, risk and protective factors, as well as the implications that these complex family relationships have on the experience of gender violence in the process of recovery and support that these women receive. The ultimate goal is to provide a holistic and detailed understanding of how transnational families may influence the manifestation and persistence of gender-based violence, as well as the intervention and support strategies needed to effectively address this problem. The findings of this thesis seek to offer practical and theoretical recommendations for improving support services for women survivors of gender-based violence in transnational contexts, thus contributing to the development of more responsive and effective policies and practices in this field.
The following study begins with an understanding of transnational migration, examining how family relationships are shaped by geographic displacement and the social, economic and cultural connections between the place of origin and destination. It analyzes how these migration dynamics can affect women's vulnerability and exposure to different forms of gender-based violence, including psychological, physical and economic aspects. Through the qualitative research method, cases of women survivors assisted by CORPRODINCO are studied, delving into their experiences, narratives and perceptions in relation to transnational family dynamics and gender-based violence. At the same time, the aim is to identify transnational families, risk and protective factors, as well as the implications that these complex family relationships have on the experience of gender violence in the process of recovery and support that these women receive. The ultimate goal is to provide a holistic and detailed understanding of how transnational families may influence the manifestation and persistence of gender-based violence, as well as the intervention and support strategies needed to effectively address this problem. The findings of this thesis seek to offer practical and theoretical recommendations for improving support services for women survivors of gender-based violence in transnational contexts, thus contributing to the development of more responsive and effective policies and practices in this field.
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Familias transnacionales, Violencia de género, Mujeres sobrevivientes, Tipos de violencia, Reestructuración de roles
