Women, work and care in the Asia-Pacific

1. Work/Care Regimes in the Asia-Pacific: A Feminist Framework, Elizabeth Hill, Marian Baird and Michele Ford Part I: Familial/Informal Care Regimes 2. China: The Reconfiguring of Women, Work and Care, Minglu Chen, Jie Hao and Marian Baird 3. Malaysia: Balancing Paid and Unpaid Work, Vicki Crinis and Alifa Bandali 4. Singapore: Contradictions in the Work/Care Regime, Lenore Lyons 5. Indonesia: Middle-class Complicity and State Failure to Provide Care, Michele Ford and Nurchayati 6. The Philippines: Pressures for Change in the Work/Care Regime, Ligaya Lindio-McGovern 7. Cambodia: Managing Work and Care in a Post-Conflict Context, Kristy Ward 8. Bangladesh: Class, Precarity and the Politics of Care, Dina Siddiqi and Hasan Ashraf 9. India: Economic Inequality and Social Reproduction, Elizabeth Hill and Rajni Palriwala 10. Sri Lanka: Working Realities and Gendered Fictions, Matt Withers Part II: Familial/Formal Care Regimes 11. Australia: The Care Challenge, Alexandra Heron, Rae Cooper and Gabrielle Meagher 12. New Zealand: Caring for Women or Women Caring? Katherine Ravenswood and Belinda Smith Part III: Predominantly Familial Care Regimes 13. Japan: From Social Reproduction to Gender Equality, Reiko Ogawa 14. South Korea: Work, Care and the Wollstonecraft Dilemma, Joohee Lee 15. Timor-Leste: Mixed Messages on Work and Care, Michele Ford 16. Papua New Guinea: Work and Care in a Subsistence Economy, Jane Parker, James Arrowsmith and Ann Boyd