RESEARCH ON IMMIGRANT CHILD LABOUR: EXAMPLE OF KANARYA REGION IN ISTANBUL
Year 2020,
Volume: 7 Issue: 3, 63 - 75, 02.04.2020
Necip Dündar
,
Reyhan Toplu
Abstract
This study, which is based on measuring and evaluating whether there are a link and a relationship between the work of Syrian immigrant women and their children in Kanarya region of Küçükçekmece district of Istanbul, covers 15 randomly selected Syrian migrant women among 164 people who received textile education. As a result of semi-structured in-depth interviews, a comprehensive profile regarding Syrian women and their child labourers has been reached. Understanding how child labour evolves within the neoliberal economic system is important for understanding unequal relationships in gender-based production and employment processes, so a holistic gender perspective is adopted in this study. How can the child labour problem be read through women's employment? The problem of child labour is a critical issue in answering questions about how to develop safe working conditions for Syrian women and how to develop policies to increase their employment. For this reason, it is important to discover the working conditions and subjectivity in the labour processes of the relevant sample group.
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RESEARCH ON IMMIGRANT CHILD LABOUR: EXAMPLE OF KANARYA REGION IN ISTANBUL
Year 2020,
Volume: 7 Issue: 3, 63 - 75, 02.04.2020
Necip Dündar
,
Reyhan Toplu
Abstract
İstanbul ili Küçükçekmece ilçesi, Kanarya bölgesinde tekstil eğitimi alan Suriyeli göçmen kadınların ve çocuklarının çalışması arasında bağlantı olup olmadığını anlama ve ne yönde bir ilişki olduğunu ölçme ve değerlendirme üzerine kurulan bu çalışma, tekstil eğitimi alan 164 kişi içerisinden rassal olarak seçilmiş 15 Suriyeli göçmen kadını kapsamaktadır. Yarı yapılandırılmış derinlemesine mülakatlar sonucunda Suriyeli kadınlar ve çocuk işçi olan çocukları ile ilgili kapsamlı bir profile ulaşılmıştır. Çocuk işçiliğinin neoliberal iktisadi sistem içerisinde nasıl evrildiğini anlama, cinsiyet temelli üretim ve istihdam süreçlerindeki eşitsiz ilişkilerin anlaşılması bakımından önem taşıdığından bu çalışmada holistik bir toplumsal cinsiyet perspektifi benimsenmiştir. Çocuk işçiliği sorunsalı kadın istihdamı üzerinden nasıl okunabilir? Çocuk işçiliği sorunsalı, Suriyeli kadınlar için güvenli çalışma şartlarının oluşturulması, istihdamlarının arttırılması bakımından nasıl politikalar geliştirilmesi gerektiği sorularına yanıt vermek açısından kritik önem taşıyan bir konudur. Bu nedenle ilgili örneklem grubu üzerinde çalışma koşullarının ve emek süreçlerindeki öznelliklerinin keşfedilmesi önem kazanmaktadır.
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- JENSEN, P., NIELSEN, H. (1997). Child Labour or School Attendance? Evidence from Zambia, J Popul Econ., 10(4), 407-24.
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