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2 226 disco! Claudia Lan 2006: Pham Thi Kim Ninh 3 54

3 227 Oishi, 2005 feminization of migration Yamanaka & Piper, % pdf

4 228 the new economics of migration

5 229 Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, 2003 women only Women and Migration Gender and Migration Hondagneu-Sotelo, 2003

6 Pedraza 1991 Pessar 2003 Hondagneu-Sotelo Doreen Massey 1994 power geometry Nicole Constable 2005 gendered geography of power

7 spatial hypergamy Constable, 2003 Thai, 2005

8 Saskia Sassen, 1988 Sassen, 1988 Chin, niche Hochschild,

9 233 global nanny chain the international division of reproductive labor Parrenas, Lan 2003

10 234 empowerment 1. Anamaria houseband huswife

11 235 Parrenas, 2005 Jeepneys Pertierra, 1992 Margold, transnational motherhood Hondagneu-Sotelo & Avila, 1997

12 R. W. Connell, 1998 transnational business masculinity Shen, 2005 Shen, 2005 OK 2002

13 237 Y 11-1 parachute children astronaut parents 3. Sheba George,

14 238 nurse husbands Y mail-order brides Constable, 2003

16 240 性別向度與台灣社會但是個人式的反抗策略所帶來的培力效果畢竟有限更積極的方式還是尋求社群的結盟許多研究指出使用手機出外工作上課與參與結社組織都提供了新移民女性拓展人際網絡克服社會孤立的重要力量夏曉鵑與台灣南洋姊妹會所推動的外籍配偶識字班強調以學中文為媒介促使新移民女圖 11-4 由非政府組織移工移民團體學者聯合組成的移民移住人權修法聯盟於 2003 年 12 月正式成立婦女新知基金會提供性形成自主發聲的組織為自身爭取權益透過這些課程新移民女性除了提升中文聽說讀寫能力外也產生自信心與尊榮感並拓展人際關係和生活圈增進與家人的溝通釋自淳夏曉鵑 2003 三移民管制與國族建構的性別意涵移出女性如何成為母國國族建構的中介移入女性如何成為地主國國族建構的中介國際遷移的現象對公民身分的概念造成怎樣的衝擊如何促成兼顧平等與差異的多元文化社會你可能很納悶既然我們討論的是跨國遷移為什麼要強調國家的角色其實雖然跨越國界遷移的人口愈來愈多不代表國家的管制與介入就消失或降低了事實上因為國家的移民政策對於人口的移出與移入都有關鍵性的影響比方說誰可以移動往哪裡移動誰可以變成公民根據什麼原則移工與移民的身體雖然已經在遷移旅程中離開母國的疆界但她他們的流離身體仍然受到國家的召喚約束國家的移民管制的主

17 241 boundary marker : 150 Yuval-Davis & Anthias, symbolic signifier 5 1. national hero Nana Oishi,

18 Lan, 2006: George, 2005 dirty nurse

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21 245 Y 11-3

22 Bread and Roses 2000 Ken Loach Dirty Pretty Things 2002 Stephen Frears 2003 Shattered Dreams 2003 Chain of Love 2002 Marije Meerman First Run Icarus Films : :

23 : : (1): (1): : (2): Chin, B. N. C. (1998). Service and servitude: Foreign female domestic workers and Malaysian modernity project. New York: Columbia University Press. Connell, R. W. (1998). Masculinities and globalization. Men and Masculinities, 1, Constable, N. (1997). Maid to order in Hong Kong: Stories of Filipina workers. Ithaca: Cornell University Press. Constable, N. (2003). Romance on a global stage: Pen pals, virtual ethnography, and mail-order marriages. Berkeley: University of California Press. Constable, N. (2005). Introduction: Cross-border marriages, gendered mobility and global hypergamy. In N. Constable (Ed.), Crossing-border marriages: gender and mobility in transnational Asia (pp. 1-16). Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. George, S. (2005). When women come first: Gender and class in transnational migration. Berkeley: University of California Press. Hochschild, A. (2000). The nanny chain, The American Prospect 11, Hondagneu-Sotelo, P. & Avila, E. (1997). I am here, but I am there : The meanings of Latina transnational motherhood. Gender and Society, 11(5), Hondagneu-Sotelo, P. (2003). Gender and immigration: A retrospective and introduction. In P. Hondagneu-Sotelo (Ed.), Gender and U.S. immigration: Contemporary trends

24 248 (pp ). Berkeley: University of California Press. Lan, P. (2003). Maid or madam? Filipina migrant workers and the continuity of domestic labor. Gender & Society, 17(2), Lan, P. (2006). Global cinderellas: Migrant domestics and newly rich employers in Taiwan. Durham: Duke University Press. Margold, J. (1995). Narratives of masculinity and transnational migration: Filipino workers in the Middle East. In A. Ong & M. G. Pelez. (Eds.), Bewitching women, pious men: Gender and body politics in Southeast Asia (pp ). Berkeley: University of California Press. Massey, D. (1994). Space, place and gender. Cambridge: Polity Press. Oishi, N. (2005). Women on the move: Globalization, state policies and labor migration in Asia. Stanford: Stanford University Press. Parrenas, R. S. (2001). Servants of globalization: Women, migration and domestic work. Stanford: Stanford University Press. Parrenas, R. S. (2005). Children of global migration: Transnational families and gendered woes. Stanford: Stanford University Press. Passar, P. (2003). Engendering migration studies: The case of new immigrants in the United States. In P. Hondagneu-Sotelo (Ed.), Gender and U.S. immigration: Contemporary trends (pp ). Berkeley: University of California Press. Pedraza, S. (1991). Women and migration: The social consequences of gender. Annual Review of Sociology, 17, Pertierra, R. (1992). Remittances and returnees: The cultural economy of migration in llocos. Quezon City: New Day. Sassen, S. (1988). The mobility of labor and capital: A study in international investment and labor flow. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Shen, H. C. (2005). The first Taiwanese wives and the Chinese mistresses : The international division of labour in intimate and familiar relations across the Taiwan Strait. Global Networks, 5(4), Thai, H. C. (2005). Clashing dreams in the Vietnamese diaspora: Highly-educated overseas brides and low-wage U.S. husbands. In N. Constable (Ed.), Crossing-border marriages: Gender and mobility in transnational Asia (pp ). Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. Yamanaka, K. & Piper, N. (2003). An introductory overview. Asian and Pacific Migration Review, 12(1-2), Yuval-Davis, N. & Anthias, F. (1989). Woma-state-nation. London: Macmillan.

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