Intersections: Gender and Sexuality in Asia and the Pacific
Issue 17, July 2008 |
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and the Globalisation Agenda in the Asian Context Guest editor Barbara Hartley |
Articles
Women Workers and Traders and the Globalisation Agenda in the Asian Context
Women and Children Workers in the Old City of Hyderabad, India
The Vulnerability of Women Traders in the Thambuttegama Periodic Market, or Pola, in Sri Lanka
Factors, Influences, and Processes in the Experiences of Indonesian Women who Migrate to Malaysia as Domestic Workers
Zishu nü (自梳女): Dutiful Daughters of the Guangdong Delta
Half Mountain – Half Sea (半山半海): Women's Roles in the Fishing Communities of Post-war Kaohsiung
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Negotiating Space and gender: Female Street Entrepreneurs in Seoul
Teruko Mizushima: Pioneer Trader in Time as a Currency
Trading in Wives: Crossing the Border of China/Japan
Tom Boellstorff
Patty O'Brien
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