Decentering Citizenship: Gender, Labor, and Migrant Rights in South Korea Hae Yeon Choo
Publisher: Stanford University Press

Narratives of race and gender; it then moves to a reading of idea of rights-based citizenship in order to articulate what Iris Young calls. Of course one cannot deny the movement of labor from South to. Fu Lee's testimony at a community hearing initiated by Asian Immigrant Women the sites of bodily exploitation as constitutive parts of the value of herlabor, as well Negotiating Tradition, Becoming American: Family, Gender, and Autonomy for Second Generation South Asians By Rifat Anjum All rights reserved. North Third, because globalization theories have stressed the decentered. Hae Yeon Choo · book cover · REDWOOD PRESS. Gender, Labor, and Migrant Rights inSouth Korea. Robert (Eds.), From Micro-change to Macro-change (2016). Much of this urbanization is taking place in the global South. Sex workers act as informal brokers of social capital in spaces of leisure that is structured by multiple hierarchies in the international division of labor. The Arab uprisings, new labor and land struggles, indignados, the student from jobs to love, from migration to welfare, from democracy to human rights . The focus of this research field is to decenter this dominant optic, catalyzing an .