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Sonya Michel,Ito PengStudies the intersection of care, migration, and public policy.Fills a gap in the relevant research on the Pacific Rim.Examines the global division of care labor.Analyzes transnational care migration

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Perry L. Lange,Richard A. Hopkinsier countries are taking newly opened professional/managerial and service positions, while those in “emerging market economies” are restricted to low-paying or even disappearing agricultural and industrial work, pushing many to migrate and become care workers in rich countries, often leaving their o

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Birna Bjarnason-Wehrens,Martin Halleunderstanding the complexities and inequalities of this phenomenon in terms of its global reach, its variations across countries and regions, and its interpersonal practices. Using research in the chapters of the book as illustrations, she argues for the importance of studying the intersections with

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Divya Patel DO,Nabeel Y. Hamzeh MDng in their home countries with the practices and standards to which they are exposed as care workers for middle- and upper-class families in the United States. Drawing on multi-sited fieldwork conducted in NYC and in migrants’ hometowns in Mexico, it probes the emotional dimensions of the complex r

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Aurel C. Cernaianu,Anthony J. DelRossicurrent migration policy settings, it is virtually impossible for low-skilled workers to enter Australia in their own right. This chapter examines current debates about care migration in Australia, drawing on submissions made to public inquiries into aged care and child care in the last five years.

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