Vol 22 No 1 (2007): Migration | Kasarinlan: Philippine Journal of Third World Studies

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Published: 2007-12-15

Notes from the Editor

Revisiting Migration

Teresa S. Encarnacion Tadem

01-02
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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
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Representing Rosalina and Annabel: Filipino Women, Violence, Media Representation, and Contested Realities

Cleonicki Saroca

32-60
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Why are Most Filipino Workers in Japan Entertainers?: Perspectives from History and Law

Lydia N. Yu Jose

61-84
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Adaptation and Identity Formation in the Cuban American Community: Reflections and Considerations

Kenneth E. Bauzon

85-116
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Gender, Migration, and the State: Filipino Women and Reproductive Labor in the United States

Sandra E. Ezquerra

117-144
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Reviews

Authetic Though not Exotic: Essays on Filipino Identity (Fernando Nakpil Zialcita)

MCM Santamaria

192-194
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East Asia and the Trials of Neo-Liberalism (Kevin Hewison and Richard Robison)

Joseph Anthony Y. Lim

194-199
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Globalization and Social Exclusion: A Transformationalist Perspective (Ronaldo Munck)

Sarah Raymundo

199-203
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Pacific Storm: Dispatches on Pacquiao of the Philippines (Recah Trinidad)

Katrina Maquilan

204-206
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U.G: An Underground Tale; The Journey of Edgar Jopson and the First Quarter Storm (Benjamin Pimentel Jr.)

Robert Francis Garcia

206-210
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Proceedings

Economic Development After the Washington Consensus: Globalization, Liberalization, Inequality and the Changing Policy Debate

Jomo KS

145-160
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Perspectives

Should governments encourage migration?

Manolo Abella, Rita Afsar, Bridget Anderson, Richard Black, Ashley William Gois, Ernesto M. Pernia, Ashok Swain
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Supplement

Proceedings of the Regional Conference-Workshop on Disseminating Peace in Southeast Asia

Third World Studies Center
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