The Moroccan population
is one of the largest immigrant groups most numerous in Spain
and as such it has been worked on from different
academic disciplines and streams of study.
My dissertation is a literature review bibliographic review of the works
carried out by Spanish anthropologists Spanish anthropologists
on Moroccan immigration in Spain,
from a feminist anthropological feminist anthropological perspective.
The objectives of this work have been 3.
First of all, to understand the concept of gender
and how it is applied in migration studies;
secondly, knowing the context
and the evolution of the Moroccan Moroccan migration to Spain
from its beginnings in the 1980s 1980s, up to the present day,
and thirdly, to analyse from the perspective of
gender perspective, the presence of the immigrant community in Spain
in its different dimensions, in the labour market,
formal education, religious practices
and the social representation of the body,
as well as the phenomenon of Islamophobia.
In this way at work,
the conclusions of the authors of the texts of the authors of the worked texts.
Thus it has been possible to see as an integration
of this group is structured in terms of gender,
especially in the labour market
and according to the sexual division division of labour.
Likewise, while rituality,
the storytelling and the costumes used by this collective itself have served
as a means of creation, an empowerment
of a collective identity, has also caused tensions
and generalisations on the part by the local population.
The aforementioned phenomenon of Islamophobia is based on
on the quality of others, which is attributed to the attributed to the Moroccan community
Moroccan immigrant in Spain, which at the social level,
ends up legitimising situations of precariousness,
exclusion and discrimination that they experience on a daily basis.
The concept of others, moreover is theoretically conceived as masculine,
both in theory as well as in practice,
which makes the women who are part of this who are part of this group
and turns them the others, of the others.
As the feminist theory feminist theory,
since Simone de Beauvoir enunciated it.