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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81373-2es. However, gender remains a central marker of social division, and women’s lives in both West and East continue to be moulded by their gender status, in intersection with their race/ethnicity and class.

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Introduction — For an Abstract Market Theoryeritage become reconfigured in Britain and how has such reconfiguration impacted on the experiences and identity construction of first-generation East Asian mothers? What does it mean to be a mother in a transnational setting? How have gender relations within the family been reformulated in a diaspo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-81373-2es. However, gender remains a central marker of social division, and women’s lives in both West and East continue to be moulded by their gender status, in intersection with their race/ethnicity and class.

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Hyun-Joo LimExamines how the translation of national and/or ethnic cultural heritage has impacted experiences and identity construction.Explores how gender relations within families been reformulated in diasporic

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