An edition of When women come first
(2005)
When women come first
gender and class in transnational migration
by Sheba Mariam George
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East Indian Women, East Indians, Employment, Man-woman relationships, Nurses, Sex role, Social aspects, Social conditions, Transnationalism, Women immigrants, Women, united states, social conditions, Women, employment, united states, East indians, Nationalism, united states, Nationalism, india, Conditions sociales, Aspect social, East Indian American women, Sekseverschillen, Women foreign workers, Relations entre hommes et femmes, Women's Studies, Immigranten, Travail, SOCIAL SCIENCE, Rôle selon le sexe, Transnationalisme, Gender Studies, Infirmières, Indiens (Habitants de l'Inde), Immigrantes, Women, East indians, foreign countries, Nationalism, Women--social conditions, Women--united states--social conditions, Women immigrants--social conditions, Women immigrants--united states--social conditions, East indians--employment, East indians--employment--united states, Women--employment, Women--employment--united states, Women immigrants--employment--social aspects, Women immigrants--employment--social aspects--united states, Nurses--social conditions, Nurses--united states--social conditions, East indians--social conditions, East indians--united states--social conditions, Sex role--united states, Man-woman relationships--united states, Man-woman relationships--india, E184.e2 g46 2005, 305.48/891411073Places
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When women come first: gender and class in transnational migration
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Table of Contents
Introduction
Contradictions of gender when women immigrate first
Work: nursing, women's networks, and men 'tied to a stake'
Home: redoing gender in immigrant households
Community: creating Little Kerala and the paradox of 'men who play' in the church
Transnational connections: the Janus-faced production of an immigrant community
Conclusions.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 237-249) and index.
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