For generations, migration moved in one direction at a time: migrants to host countries, and
money to families left behind. The Labor of Care argues that globalization has changed all …

In this editorial article we frame how young people in Asia are reworking rapidly changing
socio-economic, cultural conditions and constraining political structures to create possible …

This paper explores experiences of Nepalese children of seasonal migrant workers in brick
kilns and the particular vulnerabilities they face, as child labourers, as unpaid workers …

This book deals with a wide range of issues related to rural-urban migration in the context of
neoliberal economic development in India. Focusing on three core areas, first it traces state …

Filipino transnational families often hold the histories of stepwise migration carried out by
earlier generations. In this article, I argue that considering the transnational family as the unit …

This special issue of ChildrenVs Geographies builds upon a growing area of study on the
emotional and affectual experiences of migration as experienced by young people. The …

This article explores the complex emotional experiences of young male rural migrants in the
city of Delhi, India. Based on multi-sited fieldwork, and drawing on a long-term study in …

Japanese-Filipino families are based on transnational cross-cultural marriages with their
family, kinship, and social lives entailing migration to and from Japan and the Philippines …

This article examines how, for many in rural China, experiences of childhood are entangled
within the complex processes of rural‐to‐urban internal migration. Drawing upon multi …

This article explores the complicated affective realities of children in the Philippines who
engage in the labour of caring from the place of being 'left behind'. I explore how children …