In this article, we consider how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected migration experiences
and decisions among transnationally mobile Western international school teachers in China …

Research on whiteness in Western cinema has effectively revealed how cinematic
representation contributes to formulating, perpetuating, normalizing, and contesting white …

The paper explores the perceptions of host national teachers in China's international school
sector, focusing on their views of expatriate teachers. It addresses two main research …

This article examines how individuals may play a role–inadvertently or intentionally–in
negating white privilege by critically examining the conflict-avoidance approach employed …

This chapter frames the central questions and key concepts that this book aims to examine.
First and foremost, migrant education is regarded as a lens through which to assess South …

This article asks why Tokyo's crowded trains were largely absent from official discourses of
viral risk in Japan during the COVID-19 pandemic. While public transport environments were …

Following China's rise as an economic powerhouse, the country's immigrant population has
quickly increased and diversified, leading to an increase in romantic relationships between …

Geography has long played a key role in understanding migration, as spatial inequalities
explain to a large extent why people move in the first place. Rather than addressing the …

Development, 70 (4), 125-137. https://doi. org/10.1111/j. 1540-5834.2005. 00365. x Baron,
AS (2015). Constraints on the development of implicit intergroup attitudes. Child …

Since entering the 21st century, China has abandoned the foreign policy of" isolationism" in
the past and carried out" reform and opening up", opening a door to the outside world in …