Who Is Worthy of Protection?: Gender-Based Asylum and U.S. Immigration Politics (Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations)
Meghana Nayak's 'Who Is Worthy of Protection?' delves into gender-based asylum within U.S. immigration politics. Part of Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations, it scrutinizes the criteria for protection and its implications for international policy, offering a nuanced view of gender's role in asylum decisions.
About This Book
In 'Who Is Worthy of Protection?', Meghana Nayak investigates the intersection of gender and asylum in U.S. immigration policy. The work is part of the Oxford Studies in Gender and International Relations series, offering insights into how protection is determined.
The book analyzes the political dimensions of gender-based asylum claims, highlighting the challenges and criteria involved in U.S. immigration processes. It addresses the role of gender in shaping international relations and protection narratives.
Nayak's analysis provides a critical perspective on immigration politics, emphasizing the complexities of granting asylum based on gender-related factors. The discussion contributes to broader understandings of gender dynamics in global policy contexts.
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