... Islam domestic work transnational migration Kuwait / Arabian Peninsula / Persian Gulf (Middle East) households ...

... transnational migration citizenship migrant workers domestic work sector Indian Ocean/ Kuwait / Arabian Peninsula / Persian Gulf ...

...Joseph Hoʻonaʻauao Kānepuʻu Chapter 1 describes the life and works of Joseph Hoʻonaʻauao Kānepuʻu, who was born in Kalawao on the Kalaupapa Peninsula of Molokai in about 1824. Self-educated after attending the Congregationalist mission primary school, he became a teacher in the public...

... This chapter begins with the southern coast of the Kola Peninsula in Murmansk Province at the far northwestern corner of the Russian Federation. The village of Varzuga has one of the most distinctive surviving examples of Russian wooden church architecture, the Church of the Dormition (1674...

... This chapter examines the different ways in which the Korean peninsula became associated with the notion of “locality” within the empire in the late 1930s. Through the examination of local editions of the Osaka mainichi newspaper, this chapter examines how an interconnectedness of empire...

... Chapter 1 describes the life and works of Joseph Hoʻonaʻauao Kānepuʻu, who was born in Kalawao on the Kalaupapa Peninsula of Molokai in about 1824. Self-educated after attending the Congregationalist mission primary school, he became a teacher in the public schools on Oʻahu. He began his...

... of Karelia, and the southern coast of the Kola Peninsula in Murmansk Province. Arkhangelsk Vologda traditional wooden architecture Russian Orthodox churches architectural photography ...

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... by feminist organizations such as Kiny?kai, created spaces of solidarity at Taki Seihi’s company barracks in Befu-ch, Hy?go prefecture, during a strike, and briefly examines a struggle that developed in Kimje, the company’s base on the Korean peninsula, where tenants cultivated rice. These parallel struggles...

... This chapter explores Spanish foreign and colonial policy at midcentury. By 1861, moderate governments had held power in Spain for the previous eighteen years, and economic growth, internal tranquility, and stable alliances benefited the empire. Liberal reforms on the peninsula did not reflect...

... at the outset. Here the everyday functions not just as a space of routine and continuity, but of contingency, emergent possibility, and ongoing conversion. Islam domestic work transnational migration Kuwait / Arabian Peninsula / Persian Gulf (Middle East) households ...

... Romain Tiquet, “Precarious Families, ‘Danger,’ and Psychiatric Internment in 1960s Dakar: An Archive of Kin Letters”: This chapter sheds light on a collection of previously unexplored letters written by family members to the governor of the Cape Verde Peninsula in the 1960s, asking...

... power on the Iberian Peninsula. In the colonies, the early bid for power by creoles and mestizos received the support of urban plebeian sectors, though it generated little rural Indian allegiance and was quickly repudiated by Spanish civil and military authorities. This anonymous document, titled...

... invasions into the peninsula and the rest of the continent, regional connections remained obfuscated for decades as a result of postcolonial and Cold War divides imposed with the collapse of the Japanese empire in 1945. This chapter joins recent developments in scholarship to reframe the history...

... of the Cape Verde Peninsula in the 1960s, asking for the commitment of a close relative to the Fann psychiatric clinic in Dakar, Senegal. By examining these letters, the chapter hopes to move beyond the practice of focusing too closely on the sole framework of the colonial psychiatric ward. Furthermore...

... in response to the political crisis in Spain. The abdication of King Carlos IV and then his son Fernando VII under pressure from Napoleon had allowed French forces to seize power on the Iberian Peninsula. In the colonies, the early bid for power by creoles and mestizos received the support of urban plebeian...