Global careers and highly skilled expatriates employing their talent in diverse contexts of the
world tend to be conceptualized as “male”, and recognized diplomas represent …

Abstract The so‐called Asian Century has brought with it sweeping changes in the profile of
migration to Australia. This paper focuses on examining post‐2000 migration from Mainland …

The transition into motherhood is often associated with a reduction in women's labor force
participation, reinforcing gender employment hierarchies. Our study compares women's …

The present article explores the perceived role of work and proficiency in a second or
additional language (s) among a group of Chinese migrant women learning Spanish in …

This article contends that the rhetoric and logics of intimacy in Australia's border security
regime are central to dividing desirable from undesirable mobility, by distinguishing …

This ethnography of contemporary trade-skilled labour migrants from China to Australia
proposes migration literacy and national class frames in motion as new lenses to theorise …

Chinese national class frames are deeply imbricated with spatial mobility. The ability to
move, both domestically and across international borders, is invested with meaning as a key …

Compared to most female migrants to Australia, nurses tend to find work relatively easily
after arrival, reflecting the shortage of nursing skills in the national workforce. However, their …

This thesis examines the digital-mediated pathways of African migrant women in South
Africa. In doing so, it focuses on the ways they mitigate risks in transit and sustain social …

In Australia, lone migrant mothers remain an invisible social category within the childcare-
poverty discourse. There has been an increase in the population of lone mothers migrating …