Children of Global Migration: Transnational Families and Gendered Woes
An examination of how transnational migration transforms family structures and gender relations, focusing on the experiences of children and parents separated across borders.
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Children of Global Migration examines the experiences of families separated by international labor migration.
The book focuses on how transnational arrangements affect children and parents left behind.
Gender dynamics and emotional labor within these families are central themes.
Based on research, it highlights the social and personal costs of global economic forces.
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