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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-88199-1and masculine British men seem to play important roles in the formation and organisation of their family and social lives. Exploring the couple’s consensual accounts and the individual narratives of the British husbands and the Chinese wives respectively, this chapter shows that people’s reification

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92780-0sional migrants, rather than low-skilled workers and ‘trailing wives’, in initiating migration and intermarriage. It reveals the professional Chinese women’s struggle to reject the ideal of ‘womanly Chinese woman’ at home and their dilemma to endorse the same ideal as a professional strength at work

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Realit?tstreue, Natürlichkeit, Plausibilit?ting of individuals. What is interesting then is how individuals creatively engage with, negotiate and re-invent their identities at the intimate interface between distinct social, cultural and political systems. This chapter brings together the distinctive life-course dynamics of distinct groups of

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