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Towards improving forced migrant access to health and psychosocial rights in urban South Africa – a focus on Johannesburg. African Centre for Migration & Society; 2011.
Who cares? HIV-related sickness, urban-rural linkages, and the gendered role of care in return migration in South Africa. Gender and Development. 2011;19(1):105-14.
Migrantes urbanos y los lenguajes del malestar. In: Agar L, Saffie N, editors. Migraciones, Salud y Globalización: Entrelazando Miradas. Santiago de Chile: OIM – Ministerio de Salud; 2010. p. 179-98.
Sin Papeles: Middle- and Working-Class Peruvians in Santiago and South Florida. Latin American Perspectives, Peruvian Migration in a Global Context. 2010;37(5):88-105.
Urban Health in Johannesburg: The Importance of Place in Understanding Intra-Urban Inequalities in a Context of Migration and HIV. Health & Place. 2010;16(4):694-702 .
Transnational Family Life among Peruvian Migrants in Chile: Multiple Commitments and the Role of Social Remittances. Journal of Comparative Family Studies. 2010;41(2):187-204.
Women and Migration in the Context of Globalisation: Opportunities and Challenges for Women’s Rights Protection. Buwa! A Journal on African Women's Experiences. 2010;1:85-7.
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The Orthodoxy of Gender Mainstreaming: Reflecting on Gender Mainstreaming as a Strategy for Accomplishing the Millennium Development Goals. Journal of Health Management. 2009;11(2).