Activism from the Margins: Filipino Marriage Migrants in Australia
Global migration of Filipinos is highly gendered. Of the estimated 8,726,520 Filipinos living overseas as of December 2007, more than half were women. Their migration trajectories reflect the restructuring of the international economy, which exacts demand for cheap labor in the service industry, mai...
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| description | Global migration of Filipinos is highly gendered. Of the estimated 8,726,520 Filipinos living overseas as of December 2007, more than half were women. Their migration trajectories reflect the restructuring of the international economy, which exacts demand for cheap labor in the service industry, mainly as nurses, nannies, and domestic workers, otherwise known as the "servants of globalization." These servants are, in the words of Ninotchka Rosca, the "shameful export" of the Philippines. |
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