Maevia Griffiths

Maevia Griffiths
  • Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies

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Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
  • Department of Development Studies
  • Genève, Switzerland

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Fig. 1: Picture issued from CTTSL's 2004 activity report © CTTSL Their...
Fig. 2: Bolivian folkloric dance in Geneva with masks (Eduardo Herrera,...
Fig. 3: Collective Bolivian folkloric dance in Geneva (Eduardo Herrera,...
Fig. 4: Poster of Elles les (in)visibles © Maevia Griffiths
Fig. 5: Screening of Elles les (in)visibles in Geneva with the four...
Reclaiming Agency through the Politics of the In_Visible Body: Illegalized Migration and Self-Representation of Women Domestic Workers in Switzerland
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  • Jul 2022
This article deepens our understanding of agency in the context of (in)securitized migration by engaging with the experiences of ‘undocumented’ women domestic workers in Switzerland. By linking the securitization framework with gaze theories and ontologies of the body, the following article accounts for migrants’ embodied and gendered experiences o...
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