Exploration of capitalism's impact on gender-based violence in undocumented migrant women, indicating structural oppression.
Key Points
This article examines how capitalist structures contribute to gender-based violence experienced by undocumented migrant women in Northern Central America.
Analyzed the relationship between capitalism, gender norms, and violence.
Utilized the Theory of Social Reproduction as a framework.
Focused on undocumented women migrants from Northern Central America.
Identified economic inequalities as a key factor in the perpetuation of violence.
Demonstrated that violence serves as a mechanism to enforce gender norms.
Showed that experiences of violence reflect broader structural oppressions in capitalism.