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Global Mobility and Migration of Teachers: Issues, Identities and Infringements SADHANA MANIK (University of KwaZulu-Natal, Ashwood, South Africa) and ANAND Singh (University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa) 2011 • Pages: 140 • Size: 180x240 • ISBN 81-85264-57-0 • Binding: Hard • Price: US $ 35/- Rs. 950/ (Anthropologist Special Issue No. 8)
The theme for this special volume, is the global mobility and migration of teachers.
This edition is conceived in a context where there is a growing shortage of teachers.
The articles contained herein offer insight and discussion into critical issues relating to the transnational movement of teachers, infringements by recruitment agencies and complicit governments intent on meeting their own needs and the construction of migrant teacher identities in a global space.
It is expected that the discourses contained in this collection will firstly, heighten global concern and interrogation and
secondly, initiate tangible responses by individual countries to examine transnational teacher mobility and migration as a vector. CONTENTS
Editorial iii-xi
List of Contributors xiii
SECTION - 1
1. Cities Full of Symbols • Peter J.M. Nas, Marlies de Groot and Michelle Schut 1-11
2. Tied to Each Other: Gazing on Networked Connectivity and Closure – Transnationalised Work and Workers • Maheshvari Naidu 13-24
3. Understanding Urban Relocation and Rehabilitation Issues • Jyotsna Bapat 25-38
4. Crossing Boundaries: Constructing New spaces for African Refugee Students in Greater Western Sydney • Loshini Naidoo 39-45
5. Chinese Students in Paris • Jean Charles Lagree 47-57
SECTION - 2
6. Western Psychology and Traditional Methodologies. Some Rational Considerations • R.E.S. Tanner 59-65
7. Religious Belief and Perception of Illness in Esanland, Edo State of Nigeria • C.O. Aluede 67-74
8. Social Science Perspectives on Invasive Species • Priscilla Weeks 75-86
SECTION – 3
9. How Milind Soman Made Me Gay Exploring Issues of Belonging and Citizenship amongst Gay South Asian Men in Diaspora • Harjant Gill 87-96
10. From Ethnopolitical Agitation to Terrorism: Interogating the Niger Delta Crisis in Nigeria • Ilufoye Sarafa Ogundiya 97-107
SECTION – 4
11. Sociobiology: The Relevance of Biology in Social Inquiry • Krishan Sharma 109-120
12. Symbolizing Human Life: Anthropological Explorations into Culture • Abhik Ghosh 121-133
13. Global Encounters and Challenges of Human Development in Nigeria • Samuel Oluwole Ogundele 135-139
14. The Challenge of Anthropology as Humanitarian Science in the Eternal Search of Originality between the Cultural Difference and the Societal Otherness • Nikos Gousgounis 141-157
Index 159-160
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