Titlebook: Gender, Migration, and the Work of Care; A Multi-Scalar Appro Sonya Michel,Ito Peng Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59250-8 out that to a great extent, both organizations tend to view migrant women care workers from the perspective of the care needs of women from wealthier countries, thereby ignoring those of the care workers themselves, most of whom come from emerging economies, and their families, especially members left behind.

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Home Care for Elders in China’s Rural-Urban Dualism: Care Workers’ Fractured Experienceskers is differentially valued. The conclusion reflects on the role social policy plays in shaping care work in a transitioning society and argues that public care programs could perpetuate inequalities if care is considered an area in isolation from other policy realms, such as social protection.

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Responses to Abuse Against Migrant Domestic Workers: A Multi-scalar Comparison of Taiwan, Hong Kong,vernment, domestic worker recruitment/placement agencies, and domestic workers’ rights advocacy organizations, and assesses their relative influence and resources and their ability and interest in promoting/guaranteeing and/or respecting the rights of domestic workers.

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Care Going Global? Afterwordes the relationship between care migration and the migration-development nexus, calling for a new model of development that seeks to redress the inequalities within and between nations and enable all women and men to enjoy the right to family life . the right to an adequate standard of living, rather than having to choose between them.

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Aurel C. Cernaianu,Anthony J. DelRossirent debates about care migration in Australia, drawing on submissions made to public inquiries into aged care and child care in the last five years. It analyzes the sources of support for, and opposition to, care migration and the policy context that frames these debates. This chapter situates Australia within an international context.