<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"Tracing the Nexus of Gender with Transnational Migration in Select South Asian Fiction: A Study."
Abstract:"Human migration movements perhaps are the most dynamic social, economic as well as political process of the current time. The rise in the human mobility and the growing complexity of migratory patterns have contributed to transnational migration so much that it has become a global issue of priority. Perceiving transnational migration as a greater phenomenon would also include evaluation of the gendered responses towards it. Transnational migration affects men and women differently and needs different parameters of study. However, when it comes to the women migratory narratives full attention and critical focus are due. A deeper level of reading of the two fictional texts from South Asia, Manjushree Thapa's Seasons of Flight (2012) and Nadia Hashimi's When the Moon is Low (2015) shall not only initiate the need of feminist methodologies for a critical understanding of the female refugee crisis while undergoing the process of transnational migration but also justify the existence of feminized migratory tales along with establishing the importance of feminist approach towards transnational migration.."
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Tracing the Nexus of Gender with Transnational Migration in Select South Asian Fiction: A Study
Human migration movements perhaps are the most dynamic social, economic as well as political process of the current time. The rise in the human mobility and the growing complexity of migratory patterns have contributed to transnational migration so much that it has become a global issue of priority. Perceiving transnational migration as a greater phenomenon would also include evaluation of the gendered responses towards it. Transnational migration affects men and women differently and needs different parameters of study. However, when it comes to the women migratory narratives full attention and critical focus are due. A deeper level of reading of the two fictional texts from South Asia, Manjushree Thapa's Seasons of Flight (2012) and Nadia Hashimi's When the Moon is Low (2015) shall not only initiate the need of feminist methodologies for a critical understanding of the female refugee crisis while undergoing the process of transnational migration but also justify the existence of feminized migratory tales along with establishing the importance of feminist approach towards transnational migration.