Artículo
Status inconsistencies and power in intimate relations: Domestic exploitation and violence against women in homogenous and mixed couples formed by native and migrant partners
Fecha de publicación:
10/2020
Editorial:
SAGE Publications
Revista:
Violence Against Women
ISSN:
1077-8012
e-ISSN:
1552-8448
Idioma:
Inglés
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We test two theories explaining domestic exploitation and violent abuse against women in couples. Exchange theory predicts both to increase when men outpower women; status inconsistency, when women do. As violence and exploitation can affect a couple’s resources, making the model recursive, we focus on native status. Using data from a women’s victimization survey (N = 8,000), we apply biprobit models to compare violent abuse and domestic exploitation in homogeneous and mixed couples in which one is a migrant. The results validate status inconsistency theory: native women with male migrant partners are less exploited but have the highest risks of being abused.
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Rodríguez Menés, Jorge; Safranoff, Ana; Status inconsistencies and power in intimate relations: Domestic exploitation and violence against women in homogenous and mixed couples formed by native and migrant partners; SAGE Publications; Violence Against Women; 27; 12-13; 10-2020; 2231-2254
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