CAMPOS DE FRESA Y DISCRIMINACIÓN DE GÉNERO: LA MIGRACIÓN CIRCULAR A TRAVÉS DE LA NARRATIVA DE LAS MUJERES MARROQUÍES EN HUELVA

Resumen

This paper focuses on the relationship between international migration flows and the feminization of labor in agriculture, specifically in the strawberry sector in Huelva, Spain. It examines a particular recruitment system at origin, which recruits young, rural, Moroccan women with family responsibilities. The study uses qualitative methods to analyze the assumptions behind this recruitment system and to assess whether the selection criteria encourage women to return to their country of origin. This article contributes to the debate on the «ideal model of orderly migration» by questioning its rationale and effects. It provides valuable information for policymakers and raises public awareness of a largely ignored issue, highlighting the gender implications of labor migration and the need for more informed and equitable migration policies.