Serving the Household and the Nation: Filipina Domestics and the Politics of Identity in TaiwanLexington Books, 2006 - 277 หน้า Serving the Household and the Nation is an absorbing sociological study of the globalization of domestic service. Using the case of Filipina domestics in Taiwan, Cheng examines how nationalist politics shape the experience of migrant women under the context of globalization. |
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Introduction Serving the Household and the Nation | 1 |
The Localization of Global Trade in Domestic Service | 29 |
Recruitment Agencies Recruiters of Labor Agents of Power | 71 |
Facing Aliens at Home Space of Intimacy Space of Power | 99 |
Weaving Sojourning Truth | 143 |
When the Personal Meets the Global | 183 |
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