Sylvia Ang

Lecturer

MONASH UNIVERSITY

Australia

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Sylvia Ang is a Lecturer at Monash University, Australia. Her research focuses on migration dynamics, with particular emphasis on the experiences of middle-class Asian migrant women and the diasporic communities in both Australia and China. Recent publications include explorations of ethnic proximity, racialized mobilities, and the impacts of the pandemic on migrant identities and community engagement.

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Qiuping Pan

Lecturer/Deputy Director, Centre for Contemporary Chinese Studies

University of Melbourne

AUSTRALIA

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National University of Singapore (NUS)

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Pandemic Im/Mobility as Opportunity: Middle‐Class Asian Migrant Women in Australia

Ethnic proximity, mobility and (non)-belonging: middle-class Singaporean migrants in China

Chinese voluntary associations in the diaspora: ethnicity, gender and the (re)making of ancestral communities

Contesting Chineseness: nationality, class, gender and new Chinese migrants

Negotiating Chineseness in an age of China's "rise": younger diaspora's engagement with Chinese voluntary associations in Singapore

Singaporean Women Living in China: The Uneven Burdens of Middle-class Transnational Caregiving

Book Review: Alanna Kamp Intersectional Lives: Chinese Australian Women in White Australia

Pandemic racism and sexism in Australia: Responses and reflections among Asian women

Contesting Chineseness: Nationality, Class, Gender, and New Chinese Migrants

Pandemic politics and the rise of immigration: Online attitudes towards Westerners and the west in China

Stuck between the Global North and South: Middling migrants in Australia and Singapore

Migration and new racism beyond colour and the “West”: co-ethnicity, intersectionality and postcoloniality

Sinophobia in the Asian century: race, nation and Othering in Australia and Singapore

Racialized (Im)mobilities: The Pandemic and Sinophobia in Australia

A better Chinese man

The myth of migrant transience: racializing new Chinese migrants in mobile Singapore

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Elaine Lynn-Ee Ho

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