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Miranda Das worked with the TISS Patna Centre as a Research Fellow from March 2016 to February 2017. The present paper was prepared as part of the fellowship and presented in a symposium in February 2017 at Patna. The author is grateful to Prof. Kathinka Sinha-Kerkhoff and Dr Panchali Ray for their insightful comments on the first draft.

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Male Out-migration and Women in Rural Bihar: A Socio-legal Study
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The gender dimension of migration studies began to be explored in the 1970s (Curran et al. 2006; Sinke 2006). The focal points then were the women who migrated, reasons for their migration from the source location, and their experiences of integration with the destination locations. The scope of the gender dimension
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Journal of Migration Affairs
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