Gender, Care and Migration in East Asia

Reiko Ogawa is Associate Professor at the Graduate School of Social Sciences, Chiba University, Japan.Raymond K H Chan is Associate Professor  at the Department of Applied Social Sciences, City University of Hong Kong.Akiko S Oishi is Professor at the Graduate School of Social Sciences, Chiba University.Lih-Rong Wang is Professor at the Department of Social Work, National Taiwan University.

• Introduction: Situating Gender, Care, and Migration in East Asia.- PART 1 Gendered Care in East Asian Societies.- The Double Burden of Care in Hong Kong: Implications for Care Policies and Arrangements.- Family Caregiving by Elderly Korean Women and their Quality of Life.- Married Daughters’ Support to Their Parents and Parents-in-Law in Japan.- PART 2 The Well-being of Migrant Care Workers: Micro perspectives.- Familization of Indonesian Domestic Workers in Singapore.- Investigating the Well-being of Migrant Care Workers in Taiwan from the Perspective of Social Inclusion.- PART 3 Migration and Care Regimes in East Asia: Macro Perspectives.- Creating a Gendered-Racialized Care Labor Market: Migrant Labor Policy and the Transformation of Carework in Taiwan.- Who Pays the Cost and Receives the Benefit?: Comparing Migration Policies for Care Workers in Japan and Taiwan.- Care and Migration Regimes in Japan, Taiwan and Korea.- Conclusion: Agenda and Action beyond Gendered Care andMigration.