The labor of care: filipina migrants and transnational families in the digital age/A nation on the line: a nation on the line: call centers as postcolonial predicaments in the Philippines

Overview of attention for article published in Ethnic and Racial Studies, January 2019

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Looking more intimately at the lives of migrant Filipinas living in NYC, @doctoraval @SFSU documents the multi-directional labor required to keep families together while living apart. Book review by American Studies PhD candidate @ggcunanan @IUBloomingt…

American Studies PhD candidate Giselle Cunanan @ggcunanan @IUBloomington reviews newly published books from @doctoraval @IyerJanuary that trace conditions of global capitalism and its effects on transnational Filipinx lives https://t.co/LcQ1EJKgk3

RT @ERSjournal: Filipinos are popularly known to migrate abroad for work but research from @IyerJanuary shows that offshore call centres in…

Filipinos are popularly known to migrate abroad for work but research from @IyerJanuary shows that offshore call centres in the Philippines may be keeping Filipinxs at bay. Book review by American Studies PhD candidate @ggcunanan @IUBloomington https://…

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