Subject Index

Adaptation see also Climate change adaptation, 31(2): 162–175

Age, 31(4): 355–381

Assistance, 31(3): 270–291 Australia, 31(2): 99–117, 162–175

 Indians in, 31(4): 478–491

Basic rights

 Overseas Pakistanis, 31(4): 492–510

Border control

 Japan, 31(3): 247–269

 New Zealand, 31(3): 312–323

 Taiwan, 31(3): 225–246

Border restriction see also Border control, 31(3): 312–323

Brain drain, 31(4): 355–381

Brain gain, 31(4): 382–401

Canada

 Indians in, 31(4): 478–491

Caste, 31(4): 426–453

Childcare

 In South Korea, 31(1): 52–69

China, 31(4): 382–401, 511–535

Chinese migrants

 In Singapore, 31(1): 3–25

 In Thailand, 31(4): 511–535

Circulation migration, 31(2): 162–175

Climate change adaptation, 31(2): 162–175

Consumption, 31(4): 511–535

COVID-19

 Impacts, 31(4): 454–477

 Pandemic response, 31(2): 141–161, 31(2): 176–189, 31(3): 225–246, 247–269, 31(3): 270–291, 292–311, 312–323

Development

 Kiribati, 31(2): 162–175

Diaspora, 31(4): 382–401

Differential fairness

 In Singapore, 31(1): 3–25

Differentiation see Differential fairness

Domestic workers

 In Hong Kong, 31(3): 270–291

Dual citizenship, 31(4): 492–510

Earnings see Income and wages

Education, 31(4): 454–477, 492–510, 511–535

Educational attainment

 Indian workers, 31(4): 355–381

Elderly immigrants, 31(2): 99–117

Employment, 31(4): 454–477

Every day-life embeddedness, 31(4): 511–535

Family migrants, 31(2): 99–117

Family visit, 31(1): 52–69

Financial behavior, 31(2): 118–140

Financial capabilities, 31(2): 118–140

Financial education, 31(2): 118–140

Financial literacy, 31(2): 118–140

Gendered citizenship, 31(1): 52–69

Global compact

 for migration, 31(4): 478–491

Global householding, 31(1): 52–69

Gulf countries, 31(4): 402–425

Health examination, 31(3): 292–311

Highly skilled migrants, 31(1): 3–25, 31(4): 402–425

Highly skilled migration, 31(4): 382–401

Highly skilled workers, 31(4): 355–381,478–491

Hong Kong, 31(3): 270–291

Human capital, 31(4): 382–401

Immigrants

 In the United States, 31(4): 382–401

Immigration, 31(4): 478–491

Immigration policy

 New Zealand, 31(3): 312–323

 Singapore, 31(1): 3–25

 South Korea, 31(1): 52–69

Income and Wages, 31(4): 355–381

India, 31(4): 382–401, 402–425, 426–453, 454–477, 478–491

Indian migrants, 31(4): 402–425

Indian workers

 In the United States, 31(4): 355–381

Indonesian migrant workers

 In Taiwan, 31(3): 225–246

Integration

 Singapore, 31(1): 3–25

Internal migration, 31(4): 426–453, 454–477

International Educational Institutes (IEC), 31(1): 26–51

Japan, 31(3): 247–269

 Nepali students in, 31(1): 26–51

Kinship, 31(4): 426–453

Kiribati, 31(2): 162–175

Knowledge workers see also White workers, 31(4): 355–381

Korean Australians, 31(2): 99–117

Labor force participation, 31(4): 382–401

Labor market

 In United States, 31(4): 355–381

Labor market adjustments, 31(4): 402–425

Labor market conditions, 31(4): 382–401

Labor market nationalization policy, 31(4): 402–425

Labor market shortage, 31(3): 225–246

Labor migration, 31(3): 225–246

 Indians to Saudi Arabia, 31(4): 402–425

Labor mobility, 31(2): 162–175, 31(3): 225–246

Living condition, 31(4): 511–535

Low skilled workers, 31(1): 3–25

Marriage migration, 31(1): 52–69

Migrant workers

 Chinese, 31(1): 3–25

 Indian, 31(1): 3–25

 In Taiwan, 31(3): 225–246

Migration

 India, 31(4): 492–510

Migration patterns, 31(4): 402–425

Migration policy

 In Gulf countries, 31(4): 402–425

Migration trends, 31(4): 454–477

Nationalism, 31(4): 492–510

Naturalization law, 31(4): 402–425

Nepal, 31(1): 26–51

New Zealand, 31(2): 162–175, 31(3): 312–323

Nitaqat see Labor market nationalization policy

Non-governmental organizations

 In Hong Kong, 31(3): 270–291

Overseas Filipino workers, 31(2): 118–140, 141–161

 In Taiwan, 31(3): 225–246

Pakistan, 31(4): 492–510

Pathways of aging, 31(2): 99–117

Permanent residency, 31(4): 402–425

Philippines, 31(2): 118–140, 141–161

Politics of sanitization, 31(3): 270–291

Professional workers

 Indians, 31(4): 402–425, 478–491

Protection, 31(4): 426–453

Racial discrimination, 31(4): 355–381

Recruitment

 Indian highly skilled workers, 31(4): 402–425

Reintegration

 Kerala, India, 31(2): 176–189

Remittances, 31(2): 141–161

Repatriation, 31(2): 176–189, 31(3): 292–311

Retirement migrants, 31(2): 99–117

Return migration

 India, 31(2): 176–189

Rural-to-rural migration, 31(4): 454–477

Rural-Urban migration see also Internal migration, 31(4): 426–453, 454–477

Sanitization, 31(3): 247–269, 270–291, 292–311, 31(3): 312–323

Saudi Arabia, 31(4): 402–425

Saudization see Labor market nationalization policy

Singapore, 31(1): 3–25

Slums, 31(4): 426–453

Social and economic rights, 31(4): 492–510

Social networks, 31(4): 426–453

Social reproduction

 South Korea, 31(1): 52–69

Social support, 31(4): 426–453

South Korea, 31(1): 52–69, 31(2): 99–117, 118–140

Sporadic hyper-precarity, 31(3): 270–291

Students, 31(4): 511–535

Student migration, 31(4): 454–477, 478–491

 Nepali students, 31(1): 26–51

Taiwan, 31(3): 225–246, 31(3): 292–311

Temporality, 31(3): 292–311

Temporary migrant workers, 31(3): 312–323

Temporary migration, 31(4): 511–535

Thailand, 31(4): 511–535

Transient migration see also Temporary migration, 31(4): 511–535

United Kingdom

 Indians in, 31(4): 478–491

United States, 31(4): 355–381, 382–401

 Indians in, 31(4): 478–491

Vietnam, 31(1): 52–69

Vietnamese

 Marriage migrants, 31(1): 52–69

Vintage, 31(4): 355–381

White workers, 31(4): 355–381

Working conditions, 31(4): 355–381

Wages see Income and wages