Women in Motion

Discover the compelling insights of "Women in Motion," authored by Nana Oishi and published by Stanford University Press. This insightful book delves into the complexities of women's international migration, drawing on extensive fieldwork conducted across ten Asian countries. With 277 pages of thought-provoking analysis, Oishi examines how globalization, state policies, individual autonomy, and societal factors shape the experiences of women in migration.

The author sheds light on the intersections of gender studies, feminism, and labor relations, providing a comprehensive understanding of women's rights, immigration, and development. "Women in Motion" is an essential read for anyone interested in social science, offering a rich perspective on the evolution of women's roles in an increasingly interconnected world. Perfect for academics and casual readers alike, this new edition invites you to engage with the vital conversations surrounding women's labor and rights in the era of globalization.