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    • Temporary Labour Migration and Care Work: The Japanese Experience 

      Ford, Michele; Kawashima, Kumiko
      Published 2013-01-01
      Around the world, advanced industrial societies are facing a demographic time bomb that has enormous implications for the workforce in general, but for workforce planning and industrial relations in the health sector and ...
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    • The Global Union Federations and Temporary Labour Migration in Malaysia 

      Ford, Michele
      Published 2013-01-01
      Since the mid-2000s, the Global Union Federations have played a pivotal role in the reshaping of Malaysian trade unions’ attitudes towards temporary migrant workers, providing the conceptual tools and material resources – ...
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    • Love, Sex and the Spaces In-Between: Kepri Wives and their Cross-Border Husbands 

      Lyons, Lenore; Ford, Michele
      Published 2008-01-01
      In the Riau Islands of Indonesia significant numbers of women have entered into marriages with men from the nearby countries of Singapore and Malaysia. In many cases, neither spouse migrates after marriage: instead, husband ...
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    • It’s about Bang for Your Buck, Bro: Singaporean Men’s Online Conversations about Sex in Batam, Indonesia 

      Williams, Sophie; Lyons, Lenore; Ford, Michele
      Published 2008-01-01
      Studies of sexuality and the Internet have focused on how the web provides individuals with opportunities to perform new sexual acts and establish new sexual communities, thus challenging heteronormative models of sexuality. ...
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    • Legal Issues Associated with the Study of Sexual Content on the Internet in Australia 

      Lyons, Lenore; Williams, Sophie; Ford, Michele
      Published 2010-01-01
      Scholarly recognition of the research potentials of the Internet has resulted in a growing interest in using computer-mediated communication to study different aspects of human sexuality. Although there is a growing ...
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