Table of Contents
Notes from the Editor
| Revisiting Migration | |
| Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem | 01-02 |
Articles
| “Exotic Love at Your Fingertips”: Intermarriage Websites, Gendered Representation, and the Transnational Migration of Filipino and Thai Women | |
| Leonora Angeles, Sirijit Sunanta | 03-31 |
| Representing Rosalina and Annabel: Filipino Women, Violence, Media Representation, and Contested Realities | |
| Cleonicki Saroca | 32-60 |
| Why are Most Filipino Workers in Japan Entertainers?: Perspectives from History and Law | |
| Lydia N. Yu Jose | 61-84 |
| Adaptation and Identity Formation in the Cuban American Community: Reflections and Considerations | |
| Kenneth E. Bauzon | 85-116 |
| Gender, Migration, and the State: Filipino Women and Reproductive Labor in the United States | |
| Sandra E. Ezquerra | 117-144 |
Proceedings
| Economic Development After the Washington Consensus: Globalization, Liberalization, Inequality and the Changing Policy Debate | |
| Jomo KS | 145-160 |
Perspectives
| Should governments encourage migration? | |
| Manolo Abella, Rita Afsar, Bridget Anderson, Richard Black, Ashley William Gois, Ernesto M. Pernia, Ashok Swain |
Reviews
| Authetic Though not Exotic: Essays on Filipino Identity (Fernando Nakpil Zialcita) | |
| MCM Santamaria | 192-194 |
| East Asia and the Trials of Neo-Liberalism (Kevin Hewison and Richard Robison) | |
| Joseph Anthony Y. Lim | 194-199 |
| Globalization and Social Exclusion: A Transformationalist Perspective (Ronaldo Munck) | |
| Sarah Raymundo | 199-203 |
| Pacific Storm: Dispatches on Pacquiao of the Philippines (Recah Trinidad) | |
| Katrina Maquilan | 204-206 |
| U.G: An Underground Tale; The Journey of Edgar Jopson and the First Quarter Storm (Benjamin Pimentel Jr.) | |
| Robert Francis Garcia | 206-210 |
Supplement
| Proceedings of the Regional Conference-Workshop on Disseminating Peace in Southeast Asia | |
| Third World Studies Center |
ISSN: 2012-080X