This social science introduction approaches the topics of gender and migration from an intersectional perspective, highlighting the connection between gender relations and migration processes. In a systematic and didactically prepared manner, Helma Lutz and Anna Amelina present current gender sociological, intersectional, and transnational theories, illustrating them through the research fields of transnational families, care work, and (state) citizenship. The book is aimed at students and educators in social science BA and MA programs in the fields of Gender Studies, Migration, Diversity, Transnationality, and Social Inequality. Each chapter includes films and documentaries that visualize the themes and research areas, supplemented by exercise questions that promote both self-study and discussion.