Sharon Ee Ling Quah is Senior Lecturer in Sociology with the University of Wollongong. Formerly a postdoctoral fellow and research fellow with the National University of Singapore, Asia Research Institute, she holds a PhD in Sociology awarded by the University of Sydney. She is the author of Transnational Divorce: Understanding Intimacies and Inequalities from Singapore (2020), and Perspectives on Marital Dissolution: Divorce Biographies in Singapore (2015). Her research interests include decoloniality, feminisms, genders, sexualities, intimacies, emotions, families, race, migration, inequalities and social justice.

• Acknowledgments Chapter One. Introduction Chapter Two. Transnational divorce biography Chapter Three. Encountering borderland violence: Constricted intimacies Chapter Four. Assembling masculinity projects: Instrumental intimacies Chapter Five. Innovating for the sake of children: Privileged intimacies Chapter Six. Being neither here nor there: Entangled intimacies Chapter Seven. Epilogue: Fire Dragon Feminism Appendix: Feminist methodological and reflection notes on decolonising research References Index

Sharon Ee Ling Quah is Senior Lecturer in Sociology with the University of Wollongong. Formerly a postdoctoral fellow and research fellow with the National University of Singapore, Asia Research Institute, she holds a PhD in Sociology awarded by the University of Sydney. She is the author of Transnational Divorce: Understanding Intimacies and Inequalities from Singapore (2020), and Perspectives on Marital Dissolution: Divorce Biographies in Singapore (2015). Her research interests include decoloniality, feminisms, genders, sexualities, intimacies, emotions, families, race, migration, inequalities and social justice.

• Acknowledgments Chapter One. Introduction Chapter Two. Transnational divorce biography Chapter Three. Encountering borderland violence: Constricted intimacies Chapter Four. Assembling masculinity projects: Instrumental intimacies Chapter Five. Innovating for the sake of children: Privileged intimacies Chapter Six. Being neither here nor there: Entangled intimacies Chapter Seven. Epilogue: Fire Dragon Feminism Appendix: Feminist methodological and reflection notes on decolonising research References Index

Sharon Ee Ling Quah is Senior Lecturer in Sociology with the University of Wollongong. Formerly a postdoctoral fellow and research fellow with the National University of Singapore, Asia Research Institute, she holds a PhD in Sociology awarded by the University of Sydney. She is the author of Transnational Divorce: Understanding Intimacies and Inequalities from Singapore (2020), and Perspectives on Marital Dissolution: Divorce Biographies in Singapore (2015). Her research interests include decoloniality, feminisms, genders, sexualities, intimacies, emotions, families, race, migration, inequalities and social justice.

• Acknowledgments Chapter One. Introduction Chapter Two. Transnational divorce biography Chapter Three. Encountering borderland violence: Constricted intimacies Chapter Four. Assembling masculinity projects: Instrumental intimacies Chapter Five. Innovating for the sake of children: Privileged intimacies Chapter Six. Being neither here nor there: Entangled intimacies Chapter Seven. Epilogue: Fire Dragon Feminism Appendix: Feminist methodological and reflection notes on decolonising research References Index