Lan Peijia / Jilin Publishing Group /August 1, 2011
Written by Pei-Chia Lam, Transnational Cinderella explores the lives and work experiences of domestic workers from Southeast Asia in Taiwan's newly wealthy families. These women, mostly from Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam, are far away from their hometowns to do domestic work in Taiwan. At the same time, most of the employers in Taiwan are young middle-class people whose families have rarely hired domestic workers before. The book reveals the social, cultural and economic changes behind this "new rich phenomenon" and the various complex issues brought about by transnational labor. This work not only presents us with the daily lives and challenges of these Southeast Asian domestic workers, but also reflects the rapid development and changes in Taiwanese society. For readers who care about labor migration, family and social change, this book is undoubtedly a very inspiring work.
Transnational Cinderella: When Southeast Asian domestic helpers meet Taiwan&39;s newly rich familiesChapter 1: Introduction- Background introduction - The social background of Taiwan&39;s rapid economic development- The prevalence and importance of Southeast Asian domestic helpers in Taiwan- Research purpose - Explore the relationship between Southeast Asian domestic helpers and Taiwan&39;s newly rich families- Analyze the dynamics of transnational domestic laborChapter 2: The "Transnational Cinderella" phenomenon- Definition and development - The proposal of the concept of "Transnational Cinderella"- The development trend of the transnational domestic labor market- The impact of social structure - The change of women&39;s roles- The change of social class and power relationsChapter 3: Southeast Asian domestic helpers&39; lives in Taiwan- Work-life balance - The working hours and working conditions of domestic helpers- Their adaptation strategies in a foreign country- Cultural conflict and integration - Misunderstandings and conflicts caused by cultural differences- Cultural exchange and understanding through daily interactionsChapter 4: Family and work of Taiwanese employers- Redefinition of family roles - New rich families&39; reliance on domestic services- The division of roles and responsibilities of family members- Employer expectations and challenges - Different expectations for domestic helpers’ skills and personalities- The challenges of managing a domestic work teamChapter 5: Laws and Rights Protection- Changes in policies and laws - The evolution of Taiwan’s foreign worker policy- The impact of international conventions on the rights of domestic workers- Rights issues in practice - Work safety and health issues faced by domestic helpers- The actual effects and challenges of legal protectionChapter 6: Conclusion and Outlook- Main findings of the study - The role and influence of Southeast Asian domestic helpers in Taiwanese society- The interaction patterns between Taiwanese families and migrant workers- Future research directions - Trends in domestic work in the context of globalization- How social policies can better protect the rights of migrant workersChapter 7: References- List all references cited in the book, arranged according to academic standards.
The following are some wonderful sentences or paragraphs selected from the book "Transnational Cinderella: When Southeast Asian Maids Meet Taiwan's New Rich Families". These sentences or paragraphs are unique, some are profound, some are unique in perspective, some are beautiful in language, some are full of wisdom, and some are creative. I divide them into three groups, and each group is output with a different number. Group 1 1. On this global stage, the encounter between Southeast Asian maids and Taiwan's new rich families is not only an economic transaction, but also a cultural collision and integration. 2. With her delicate brushstrokes, Lan Peijia reveals the invisible existence of Southeast Asian maids in Taiwanese society. They are not only the supporters of family life, but also the bridge of cultural exchange. 3. "Their stories are like mirrors, reflecting the diversity and complexity of Taiwanese society." This sentence reveals the core value of this book. 4. When the traditional culture of Southeast Asia meets the modern lifestyle of Taiwan, how can these maids find their own place in a foreign land? Lan Peijia gave the answer with her research. 5. This book is not only a portrayal of the living conditions of Southeast Asian maids, but also a profound reflection on the issue of immigration in the context of globalization. Group 2 6. In Taiwan's newly wealthy families, Southeast Asian maids play multiple roles: they are houseworkers, babysitters for children, companions for the elderly, and inheritors of family culture. 7. Through a large number of field surveys and in-depth interviews, Lam Pei-chia reveals the real situation and mental journey of Southeast Asian maids in Taiwanese society. 8. "Their existence is not only an inevitable product of Taiwan's social and economic development, but also a microcosm of population mobility in the era of globalization." This sentence profoundly reveals the social roots of the Southeast Asian maid phenomenon. 9. The interactive relationship between Southeast Asian maids and Taiwanese family members described in the book is full of the brilliance of humanity and the power of warmth. 10. With her unique perspective and keen observation, Lam Pei-chia captures the subtle changes and growth trajectory of Southeast Asian maids in Taiwanese society. Group 3 11. The language of this book is beautiful and fluent, and it feels like listening to the author telling touching stories. 12. Lam Pei-chia describes the details of the lives of Southeast Asian maids, allowing readers to feel the hardships and difficulties of their lives in a foreign land. 13. "Behind their smiles, there are so many unknown bitterness and tears." This sentence is full of sympathy and care for Southeast Asian maids. 14. The book's description of Taiwan's newly rich families is equally wonderful. Through the daily lives of these families, readers can get a glimpse of the changes and development of Taiwanese society. 15. With her wisdom and creativity, Lan Peijia weaves the stories of Southeast Asian maids into a colorful cultural scroll. 16. This book is not only a case study of Southeast Asian maids, but also a comprehensive discussion and in-depth thinking on immigration issues in the era of globalization. 17. "In this seemingly ordinary family, there are many contradictions and conflicts in the era of globalization." This sentence reveals the profound social issues revealed in this book. 18. Through in-depth interviews and observations of Southeast Asian maids, Lan Peijia discovered the tenacity and courage they showed in their lives in a foreign land. 19. This book allows readers to see the collision and integration of people's lifestyles and values from different cultural backgrounds, thereby enhancing understanding and respect for different cultures. 20. "Cinderella Across the World" is a masterpiece full of humanistic care and social responsibility, and is worthy of reading and thinking by everyone who cares about social issues.
Title: Pei-Chia Lam: Exploring the Cultural and Social Phenomena Behind Transnational Cinderella Pei-Chia Lam, a Taiwanese sociologist, is known for her in-depth research on the relationship between Southeast Asian domestic helpers and Taiwan's newly wealthy families.
Her work, Transnational Cinderella: When Southeast Asian Domestic Helpers Meet Taiwan's Newly Wealthy Families, reveals family, gender, and social class issues in the context of globalization.<
She has a strong interest in sociology, anthropology, and gender studies.<
She has taught at several universities, including UCLA and the Chinese University of Hong Kong.<
Her first book, Transnational Cinderella, is the result of her many years of field research and research.< The book explores in depth the role of Southeast Asian domestic helpers in Taiwanese families and how they influence and change Taiwanese society.
The themes of her works include globalization, gender, class, immigration and family.<
She actively participates in social activities and advocates for the rights of women and migrant workers.<
Her research reveals social problems in the context of globalization and has attracted widespread attention from the public and academia.< Her works have been highly praised by many authoritative media and experts and are considered to be important contributions in the fields of sociology and anthropology.
" ### Latest News Lam is currently working on a new research project focusing on gender and immigration issues in the context of globalization.< Her new book is expected to be published in the next few years.
Lan Peijia's work provides us with an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the impact of globalization and social issues.< Her research and writing not only enrich the academic field, but also provide us with new ideas for thinking about and solving these problems.
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