Publikationen von Theodora Lam

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.; Somaiah, B. C.; Acedera, K. F.: Doing family in “times of migration”: Care temporalities and gender politics in Southeast Asia. Annals of the American Association of Geographers, S. 1 - 17 (2020)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.: Parental migration and disruptions in everyday life: reactions of left-behind children in Southeast Asia. Journal of ethnic and migration studies 45 (16), S. 3085 - 3104 (2019)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.: Under one roof? Left‐behind children's perspectives in negotiating relationships with absent and return‐migrant parents. Population, space and place 25 (3), e2151 (2019)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.: Migrant mothers, left-behind fathers: the negotiation of gender subjectivities in Indonesia and the Philippines. Gender, Place & Culture 25 (1), S. 104 - 117 (2018)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.; Choi, Y. P.: Editorial introduction: Situated agency in the context of research on children, migration, and family in Asia. Population, Space and Place 25 (3) (2018)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.; Platt, M.; Baey, G.; Khoo, C. Y.: Debt, precarity and gender: male and female temporary labour migrants in Singapore. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 43 (1), S. 119 - 136 (2017)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.; Platt, M.; Khoo, C. Y.; Baey, G.: Indonesian domestic workers and the (un)making of transnational livelihoods and provisional futures. Social & Cultural Geography 18 (3), S. 415 - 434 (2017)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.: Immigration and its (Dis)Contents: The challenges of highly skilled migration in globalizing Singapore. American Behavioral Scientist 60 (5-6), S. 637 - 658 (2016)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.; Platt, M.; Acedera , K. A.; Khoo, C. Y.; Baey, G.: Renegotiating migration experiences: Indonesian domestic workers in Singapore and use of information communication technologies. New Media & Society 18 (10), S. 2207 - 2223 (2016)

Lam, T.: Young women and girls left behind. Causes and consequences. In: Supporting Brighter Futures. Young women and girls and labour migration in South-East Asia and the Pacific, S. 11 - 28. International Organization of Migration, Geneva (2019)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.; Yen, K. C.; Baey, G.: The day off policy , ‘reverse domestication’, and emotional labour among Indonesian domestic workers in Singapore. In: The Asian Migrant's Body. Emotion, Gender and Sexuality, S. 89 - 108 (Hg. Baas, M.). Amsterdam University Press, Amsterdam (2019)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.; Huang, S.: Migration, families and households in globalising Asia. In: Handbook on the Geographies of Globalization, S. 175 - 186 (Hg. Kloosterman, R. C.; Mamadouh, V.; Terhorst, P.). Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham (2018)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.; Huang, S.: Transnational family dynamics in Asia. In: Handbook of Migration and Globalisation, S. 413 - 430 (Hg. Triandafyllidou, A.). Edward Elgar, Cheltenham (2018)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.: Postcolonial migration and social diversity in Singapore. In: Migrant cross-cultural encounters in Asia and the Pacific, S. 151 - 166 (Hg. Leckie, J.; McCarthy, A.; Wanhalla, A.). Routledge, London (2017)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.; Huang, S.; Celero, J.: Growing up in transnational families: children’s experiences and perspectives. In: Routledge handbook of Asian migrations, Bd. eng, S. 250 - 263 (Hg. Liu-Farrer , G.; Yeoh, B. S. A.). Routledge Taylor & Francis Group,, London (2017)

Lam, T.; Yeoh, B. S. A.; Chen, A.: Urban dreams in an Island-Nation-City-State. In: Singapore Dreaming: Managing Utopia, S. 134 - 145 (Hg. Wee, H. K.; Chia, J.). Asian Urban Lab, Singapore (2016)