Globalizing care economies and migrant workers : explorations in global care chains

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Globalizing care economies and migrant workers : explorations in global care chains

Nicola Yeates

Palgrave Macmillan, 2009

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Exploring the globalization of reproductive labour, this book expands a traditional focus on domestic workers and presents an important analysis of the international migration of professional nurses and religious care workers. The study covers a range of countries in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas.

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List of Tables and Figures Acronyms and Abbreviations Acknowledgements INTRODUCTION PART I: THE GLOBALIZATION OF CARE Introduction The Globalization of Production and Labour The Globalization of Reproductive Labour Review PART II: GLOBAL CARE CHAINS Introduction: The Global Care Chain Concept Locating the GCC Concept Extending the GCC Concept An Expanded Global Care Chains Analytical Framework Issues in GCC Analysis Conclusions PART III: GLOBAL NURSING CARE CHAINS Introduction International Nurse Migration: An Overview Production of Nurses Recruiting and Moving Nurses Governance of Entry to Overseas Nursing Labour Integration and Management Distributive Spatialities of GNCs PART IV: EXPORTING NURSES FROM IRELAND Introduction A Brief History of Irish Migration Irish Nurses and Britain: Colonial and Post-colonial Ties Irish Nurse Migration to Other Countries Nurse Recruitment Agencies and Strategies PART V: IMPORTING NURSES INTO IRELAND Introduction The Context of Nurse Immigration: Producing Vacancies Migration of Nurses into Ireland Living the Global Nursing Chain Conclusions PART VI: GLOBAL RELIGIOUS CARE CHAINS Introduction The Development of the Religious Care Economy Waves and Destinations of Irish Religious Care Migration Missionaries Return of the Migrant Church Review CONCLUSIONS References

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