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"Third-World" women.
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�Emigration et immigration
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Asian migration.
(1)
East Indians
(1)
Emigration and immigration
(1)
Foreign workers, East Indian
(1)
Government policy
(1)
H-4 dependent visas.
(1)
Indian skilled workers.
(1)
JSTOR-DDA
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Multi-User.
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Politique gouvernementale
(1)
Professional employees
(1)
Professionnels salari�es
(1)
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / Marriage & Family
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Skilled labor
(1)
Social conditions
(1)
Travailleurs �etrangers de l'Inde
(1)
Trumpian futures.
(1)
Visas
(1)
acts of disruption.
(1)
class and domestic work.
(1)
compensatory Femininities.
(1)
dependent Visa.
(1)
devaluation.
(1)
disciplining the Self.
(1)
forced dependence.
(1)
gender and migration.
(1)
gendered division of labor.
(1)
gendered migrations.
(1)
global labor migration.
(1)
governmentality.
(1)
ideal Workers.
(1)
immigrant Skilled-Workers.
(1)
immigrant families.
(1)
immigration policy reforms.
(1)
intensive mothering.
(1)
intersectionality.
(1)
invisibility.
(1)
legal entailments of visa categories.
(1)
liminal Legality.
(1)
middle-class parenting.
(1)
model Minority.
(1)
nursing.
(1)
out-migration of tech workers and nurses.
(1)
parenting while dependent.
(1)
public discourse.
(1)
racialization.
(1)
reassertion of masculinities.
(1)
recruitment process.
(1)
resistance.
(1)
standpoint dilemmas.
(1)
state-imposed dependence.
(1)
tech Work.
(1)
temporary H-1B Visa.
(1)
transcultural cultivation.
(1)
visa regime.
(1)
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The opportunity trap : high-skilled workers, Indian families, and the failures of the dependent visa program / Pallavi Banerjee.
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Preferred library: Burns Lake Public Library? Results 1 - 1 of 1 (page 1 of 1)
Topic
"Third-World" women.
(1)
�Emigration et immigration
(1)
Asian migration.
(1)
East Indians
(1)
Emigration and immigration
(1)
Foreign workers, East Indian
(1)
Government policy
(1)
H-4 dependent visas.
(1)
Indian skilled workers.
(1)
JSTOR-DDA
(1)
Multi-User.
(1)
Politique gouvernementale
(1)
Professional employees
(1)
Professionnels salari�es
(1)
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Sociology / Marriage & Family
(1)
Skilled labor
(1)
Social conditions
(1)
Travailleurs �etrangers de l'Inde
(1)
Trumpian futures.
(1)
Visas
(1)
acts of disruption.
(1)
class and domestic work.
(1)
compensatory Femininities.
(1)
dependent Visa.
(1)
devaluation.
(1)
disciplining the Self.
(1)
forced dependence.
(1)
gender and migration.
(1)
gendered division of labor.
(1)
gendered migrations.
(1)
global labor migration.
(1)
governmentality.
(1)
ideal Workers.
(1)
immigrant Skilled-Workers.
(1)
immigrant families.
(1)
immigration policy reforms.
(1)
intensive mothering.
(1)
intersectionality.
(1)
invisibility.
(1)
legal entailments of visa categories.
(1)
liminal Legality.
(1)
middle-class parenting.
(1)
model Minority.
(1)
nursing.
(1)
out-migration of tech workers and nurses.
(1)
parenting while dependent.
(1)
public discourse.
(1)
racialization.
(1)
reassertion of masculinities.
(1)
recruitment process.
(1)
resistance.
(1)
standpoint dilemmas.
(1)
state-imposed dependence.
(1)
tech Work.
(1)
temporary H-1B Visa.
(1)
transcultural cultivation.
(1)
visa regime.
(1)
Fewer
Place
Author

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