New Book: Childhood and Parenting in Transnational Settings. k: Childhood and Parenting in Transnational Settings.
Dear colleagues,
I am happy to bring to your attention a recently released book on transnational families. If anyone would like to make a review for it - pls. let me know. I can forward you a file with the text, but to my regret, I have no a hard copy of the book.
Sincerely, Alissa Tolstokorova
New Book: Childhood and Parenting in Transnational Settings. International Perspectives on Migration, vol 15. Eds. Viorela Ducu, Mihaela Nedelcu, Aron Telegdi-Csetri. Cham: Springer.
· Discusses children, parents and grandparents as principal and delicate actors of migration and distant lives
· Explores transnational contemporary dynamics in geographical contexts
· Focuses on children and young people
· Provides a complete overview on both hosting and sending countries
Contents:
Конец формы 1. Front Matter
Pages i-viii
2. Overview: Transnational Times in Global Spaces – Childhood and Parenting in the Age of Movement Áron Telegdi-Csetri
Pages 1-8 3. Children of Transnational Families 1. Front Matter
Pages 9-9
2. Rethinking Children’s Place(s) in Transnational Families: Mobile Childhoods in Filipino International Migration Asuncion Fresnoza-Flot
Pages 11-24 3. Transnational Migrant Entrepreneurs’ Childcare Practices from the Carers’ Perspective: Chinese Children in Hungarian Homes Nóra Kovács
Pages 25-42 4. Are Romanian Children Left behind a Vulnerable Group to Human Trafficking? Rafaela H. Pascoal, Adina N. E. Schwartz
Pages 43-61 5. “Our Westerner”: The Role of Romanian-naturalized Youth in Reconfiguring Moldavian Transnational Families Iulia-Elena Hossu
Pages 63-82 6. Who Cares for the Children and the Elderly? Gender and Transnational Families Yu-Kang Fan, Rhacel Salazar Parreñas
Pages 83-99 4. Challenges of Migration in Parenting 1. Front Matter
Pages 101-101
2. Daddy’s Dividends: Modernization of Fatherhood in Transnational Families of Ukrainian Migrant Women Alissa V. Tolstokorova
Pages 103-118 3. Parenting from a Distance: The Shifting Topology of Care in the Net Era Carlotta Monini
Pages 119-136 4. Trajectories of Situated Transnational Parenting – Caregiving Arrangements of East European Labour Migrants in Sweden Charlotte Melander, Oksana Shmulyar Green
Pages 137-154 5. Older Parents in Romania as a Resource for their Migrant Adult Children Mihaela Hărăguș, Ionuț Földes, Veronica Savu
Pages 155-173 6. Zero Generation Grandparents Caring for Their Grandchildren in Switzerland. The Diversity of Transnational Care Arrangements among EU and Non-EU Migrant Families Malika Wyss, Mihaela Nedelcu
Pages 175-190 7. Afterword: Gender Practices in Transnational Families Viorela Ducu
Pages 191-204 Open Access
