... Ulrich Beck-Gernsheim Elisabeth . 2002 . Individualization . London : Sage . Benson Michaela Osbaldiston Nick . 2014 . Understanding Lifestyle Migration . New York : Palgrave Macmillan . Berland Jody . 2005 . “ Mobility ” in New Keywords: A Revised Vocabulary...

... by the popular business-school literature on the role of the Chinese diaspora in the economic success of the “Asian Tigers” (e.g., Weidenbaum and Hughes 1996 ; Redding 1993 ) and the influential theoretical work of Aihwa Ong ( 1999 ). Other forms of migration—lifestyle migration, marriage migration...

... in migration studies, recent studies on tourism and lifestyle migration have redirected their focus toward the rise of North to South relocations in designated retirement or expat hubs in peripheral regions of the Global South. Scholars exploring such flows have centered on retirees (Bozic 2006 ), amenity...

... and care deficit, Taiwan and Japan have nevertheless adopted divergent approaches to recruiting and training migrant care workers (“deferential surrogates” vs. “professional others”). This comparison demonstrates national diversity in the intersecting formation of care regime and migration regime. It also...

... a new youth working class was emergent in China. Copyright 2015 by Duke University Press 2015 youth labor migration vocational training schools student interns monopoly capital Foxconn China A “World-­Class” (Labor) Camp/us: Foxconn and China’s New Generation of Labor Migrants Pun...

.... Public propaganda is not the only source of this kind of exemplary dis- course. Real estate marketing language is another. Newly built middle-class residential compounds are often marketed as “lifestyles” — with community, suzhi, and harmony...

... of nationalism and at other times for localized agendas related to gen- der and class hegemonies.3 Within India’s economic liberalization, diasporic lifestyles of South Asian immigrants in the United States have become uti- lized to market...

..., the practices of this group of migrants are very different from those of the consumption-based, lifestyle-oriented middle-class migrant population that has emerged along with the rise of China as an economic superpower. Internal migration and transnational migration are generally dealt with in different...

... be- tween state-imposed classification and particular perspectives by individuals, Iseek to demonstrate a close affinity between the state practices and popular urban discourses on migration and migrancy, suggesting a dense connec- tion between...

... values, communal lifestyles, forms of political organization, and so on that do exist in grassroots forms in even the most conservative liberal multicultural societies are pathologized as failures of multicultural policy. What this discourse...

... dolls in India, and the changing representations of diasporic Indians in Hindi films, we examine how material that connects Asian and Asian American migration, media, and markets helps us understand Asian transnationalities. Our...

... of living. As a whole, the scale of privatization and commercialization in China is grander and the speed of change more rapid despite the presence of a strong central state. Massive rural- to- urban labor migration and enormous layoffs of urban...

... on rising consumption and prosperous lifestyles, popular imaginaries in the twenty-first century increasingly call for shengtai yishi 生态意识 (ecological consciousness) to realize state promises of a coming shengtai wenming 生态文明 (ecological civilization). This emerging neosocialist subjectivity extolls...

...- ing social relations. For instance, the industries that help maintain or cre- ate an idealized family formation or domestic lifestyle for the consumers of intimate labor often rely upon the separation of the migrant who performs such intimate...

... in Mumbai, the protagonist Aisha says she finds herself routinely suffering from umbilical cord whiplash (Kala 2007: 4). Aisha may have escaped her small- town beginnings for what she considers a more liberated life in the city, but her mother keeps tabs on her over the telephone, policing her lifestyle...

...Johanna L. Waters; Maggi W. H. Leung Abstract This article foregrounds and unpacks the significance of education in the migration of children in contemporary Asia, drawing principally on research undertaken in Hong Kong and across the border with Mainland China (Shenzhen). Using the example...

... is a time in which capitalist expansion simultaneously generates and conceals the negative human consequences of globalization — for example, the tre- mendous upheaval and migration of Asian people. Diaspora, dislocation, exile, and immigration born...

... happening in Ha'i Thành is a part of a global pattern. Similar transformations in Asia have driven the out-migration of rural women in pursuit of both transnational and translocal exogamy. Building upon the mathematical concept of fractals—patterns formed by self-similar shapes that are repeatedly generated...

... zuofeng wenti 生活作风问题 (an issue of lifestyle), not a crime in a legal sense. In the Mao era, “lifestyle issues” referred to nonconforming sexual behaviors that people had other than heterosexual sex within marriage. Specifically, zuofeng 作风 means “attitudes” and “behaviors,” and shenghuo 生活 here...

... Biao . 2005 . Transcending Boundaries: Zhejiangcun; The Story of a Migrant Village in Beijing . Boston : Brill . Yan Hairong . 2008 . New Masters, New Servants: Development, Migration, and Women Workers . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Yan Yunxiang . 2009...