The research focuses on young Georgian women's migration experience to Germany. Specifically, its aim is to discover whether young Georgian migrant women feel themselves empowered as a result of migration and if so, what they see as the constitutive elements of the empowerment. The study is placed into a theoretical framework of the integrative approach to feminized migration which has multiple levels of analyisis: the state(macro), individual (micro) and society (meso) levels in both migrant sending and receiving countries. The research showed that young Georgian women's opportunities to have access to a higher western type education in Germany, the possibility to lead an independent life, to have a stable income, to finance their studies and organize their lives were percieved as empowering aspects of migration.

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