Conference schedule. Day 1: 10 Dec 2013 (Tue) Gender and Migration: Changes and Challenges" International Conference 2013

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1 Gender and Migration: Changes and Challenges" International Conference 2013 Venue: Yasumoto International Academic Park (YIA), The Conference schedule (updated on 21 November 2013) Day 1: 10 Dec 2013 (Tue) Hall A (Lecture Theatre 4, YIA 2/F) Hall B (Lecture Theatre 9, YIA 2/F) 09:30-10:00 Registration 10:00-10:45 OPENING CEREMONY (Hall A) Plenary Session 1 (Hall A) Home and Away: Gender and Rural-urban Migration in China Prof. C. Cindy FAN 10:50-11:50 Interim Vice Provost for International Studies Professor, Department of Geography Professor, Department of Asian American Studies UCLA Chair: Prof. Susanne CHOI, 12:00-13:00 [LUNCH] Venue: Chung Chi College Staff Club Restaurant 崇基學院教職員聯誼會會所

2 13:00-14:00 Session 1.1: Theories and Methods on Gender and Migration Panel Chair: Prof. Angela Wai-ching WONG Session 1.2: Gender, Migration and Intergenerational Care Panel Chair: Prof. TONG Yu-ying 1. Culture as Coping Skills: Implications on Gender and Multiculturalism in South Korea CHO Joo-hyun, Keimyung University, S. Korea 2. The Founding of a Migrating Subject: Women in Refuge WONG Wai-ching Angela, 3. Dangers in the Field: Politics of Gender and Ethics in the Making of Ethnographic Knowledge about Transnational Brokered Marriage in Asia TSENG Hsun-hui, Columbia University, US 1. Who Takes Care of My Left-behind Children? Migrant Mothers and Substitute Caregivers in Transnational Child Care PENG Yinni & Odalia WONG, Hong Kong Baptist University 2. Foreign Domestic Helpers as Caregivers to Elderly Chinese: Activities and Issues of Surrogate Daughterhood Patricia O NEILL, University of Oxford, UK 3. Gender and Floating Migration in China: A Life Table Analysis CHEN Wei, Renmin University of China & LIU Jinju, Beijing City University 14:00-15:00 Session 2.1: Cross-border Marriages and Families (I) Panel Chair: Prof. PENG Yinni, Hong Kong Baptist University Session 2.2: Migration Law, Policies and Citizenship Panel Chair: Dr. Jianhua XU University of Macau 1. Gender, Migration and Work: Incongruence between Employment Status and Employment Preference of Immigrant Women in Cross-border Marriages CHIU Tuen-yi, 2. Foreign Spouses Sojourn Rights in Korea KANG Haesook, Keimyung University, S. Korea & KIM Min Jeong, Asia Chang Migrant Centre 3. Becoming Mothers in the City: Married Woman Migrants Experience of Reuniting Households in Suburban Beijing, China WU Ka-ming, 1. Social-protection Policies for the Indonesian Women Migrant Contract Workers as Domestic Helpers in Hong Kong Hesti WIJAYA & Keppi SUKESI, Brawijaya University, Indonesia 2. Citizenship, Social Reproduction, and Social Exclusion of Mainland Chinese Marriage Migrants in Hong Kong Clara Wai Chun TO, Hong Kong Institute of Education 3. Immigration, Gender and Household Economic Status of Hong Kong Families TONG Yu-ying & TING Kwok-fai, 15:00-15:30 [BREAK] Tea reception outside LT4 (Hall A)

3 15:30-16:50 Session 3.1: Cross-border Marriages and Families (II) Panel Chair: Prof. CHENG Sea-ling Session 3.2: Gender, Migration and Health Panel Chair: Prof. JIN Lei 1. Gendered Transnational Migration from Thailand to the United States BAO Jiemen, University of Neveda, US 2. Gender, Modernity, and Marriage Migration: Cross-border Marriage between China and Vietnam at Rural Guangxi HUANG Pengli, University of Hong Kong 3. Changing Fortunes, Changing Identities: Social Identities and Vietnamese wives and Mothers in Taiwan WU Annie Yuan Cih, University of Sydney, Australia 4. Self-reported Discrimination and Mental Health among Female Marriage Migrants in Taiwan: Findings from Taiwan Birth Cohort Study SHIAO Laura Wen-shuan, The University of Tokyo, Japan Tung-liang CHIANG, National Taiwan University & Masamine JIMBA, The University of Tokyo, Japan 1. In The Name of National Security: A Study of Health Examination on Migrant Workers in Taiwan LIANG Li-fang, National Yang-ming University, Taiwan 2. The Gender of Care: Migrant Women and Translocal Health Care in Contemporary China Ellen JUDD, University of Manitoba, Canada 3. The Impact of Gender-based Violence and Social Adversity on Refugee Women s Mental Health Susan REES, University of New South Wales, Australia, Derrick SILOVE, University of New South Wales, Australia & Teresa VERDIAL, Alola Women s Foundation, Timor-Leste 4. The Effect of Economic and Life Adjustment on Health among Marriage Immigrant Women PARK Sun-young, Keimyung University, S. Korea 17:30 *Free conference shuttle bus (YIA conference dinner) Entrance of Yasumoto International Academic Park (YIA) 18:00-20:00 [CONFERENCE DINNER] At University Staff Common Room Clubhouse (G/F, Pentecostal Mission Hall Complex (High Block), Clinic Road) 20:00 *Free conference shuttle bus (conference dinner University Station)

4 Day 2: 11 Dec 2013 (Wed) Hall A (Lecture Theatre 4, YIA 2/F) Hall B (Lecture Theatre 9, YIA 2/F) 09:30-11:10* (3 sessions in this timeslot) Session 4.1: Gender, Migration and Sexualities Panel Chair: Prof. SUEN Yiu-Tung Session 4.2: Gender, Migration and Work Panel Chair: Dr. CHEN Juan Hong Kong Polytechnic University 1. In-betweenness: Gender Identities and Same-sex Practices of Filipina Domestic Workers in Hong Kong Ada Yuk-yin LEE, 2. Queering Mobility and Feeling Belongings: Lesbian Diasporic Experiences in/out Contemporary Taiwan ONG Yuinting, 3. An Occidentalist Queerscape in Cyberspace: Online Chinese Queer Women s Aspirations for International Migration ZHAO Jing, 4. Migration and Sexuality in China: A Case of Female Migrants in South China LUO Ming, 5. Contesting Sexuality: On Coping Strategies of Migrant Money Boys in Shenzhen KWOK Kim, City University of Hong Kong, Diana KWOK, Department of Special Education and Counselling, Hong Kong Institute of Education, YIU Wai-ming Leo, City University of Hong Kong, Pui-kei Eleanor CHEUNG, Macao Polytechnic Institute 1. They Treat Her Like an ATM : Engendered Narratives of Indonesian Migrant Workers Denise SPITZER, University of Ottawa, Canada 2. Current Debates on Gender, Migration and Economic Crisis: The case of Greece Niki PAPAGEORGIOUS & Christos TSIRONIS, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece 3. Gender Variations in the Influences of Work Values and Perceived Job Rewards on Job Satisfaction and Life Satisfaction of Chinese Rural-to-Urban Migrant Workers TO Siu-ming, & Cherry Hau-lin TAM, City University of Hong Kong 4. The Migration and the Life of Women Workers - Take Garment Sector for Example TU Zhen, 5. Access to Information for South Asian Migrant Workers: Are the Women Falling Behind? Faheem HUSSAIN & Sara Nuzhat AMIN, Asian University for Women, Bangladesh 09:30-11:10* Session 4.3: Meeting with Chinese Society for Women s Studies (CSWS) closed meeting (YIA 411,4/F)

5 11:10-11:30 [BREAK] Tea reception outside LT4 (Hall A) 11:30-12:30 Plenary Session 2 (Hall A) Gender and Migration: Research Legacies and Challenges Prof. Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo Professor of Sociology Department of Sociology University of Southern California Chair: Prof. Wong Wai-Ching Angela, 12:30-14:00 [LUNCH] Venue: Chung Chi College Staff Club Restaurant 崇基學院教職員聯誼會會所 14:00-15:40 Session 5.1: Migration, Gender Identities and Stereotypes Panel Chair: Prof. Siumi Maria TAM 1. Our Women are Better than their Women : Women s Statuses as Sites of Contestations among Migrant Workers from South Asia Sara Nuzhat AMIN & Faheem HUSSAIN, Asian University for Women, Bangladesh 2. Masculine Compromises: Male Migrant Workers Negotiate Marital Power and Gender Division of Housework in China Susanne Y.P. CHOI, 3. Spatial Separation, Social Isolation and Anomie: the Practice of Love among the Female Migrant Workers in South China DU Ping, Nankai University, China 4. Selective Tradition, Modernity, and Capitalism: Gendered Re-negotiations amongst Indian-Odia Women in California Annapurna PANDEY, University of California, Santa Cruz Session 5.2: Gender, Migration and Integration Panel Chair: Prof. WU Qiao-bing 1. Gender and Complexity in Refugee Integration CHEUNG Sin Yi, Cardiff University, UK & Jenny PHILLIMORE, University of Birmingham, UK 2. Patriarchy, Protraction, and Potential: Examining Changing Gender Roles and Protracted Exile in South Sudanese Refugee Settlements Lucy BAMFORTH, Canadian Cooperatives Association 3. Overseas Chinese Schools Transnational Capital: Overlapping Social Networks and Bicultural Identity in the Ethnoburb Community Life Danning WANG, 4. Understanding Social Capital of New Arrival Women from Mainland China: A Survey in Tin Shui Wai North Shirley Suet-lin HUNG & FUNG Kwok-kin, Hong Kong Baptist University 5. Ungendering Shelters for Survivors of Human Trafficking Daphna HACKER & Orna COHEN, Tel Aviv University, Israel

6 15:40-16:00 [BREAK] Tea reception outside LT4 (Hall A) 16:00-17:20 Session 6.1: Gender, Migration and Culture Panel Chair: Dr. Danning WANG Session 6.2: Skills, Education, Gender and Migration Panel Chair: Prof. Sara Zhong 1. Gods and Women on the Move: Living Indianness in Transnational Migration Siumi Maria TAM, 2. Searching for Missing Migrant Women in Korean Cinema CHUNG Moonyoung, Keimyung University, S. Korea 3. Returned Single Migrant Women in Rural Northern Ghana: Experiences of Reintegration and Gender Dynamics Theresa TUFUOR, Anke NIEHOF, Hilje VAN DER HORST & Chizu SATO Wageningen University, The Netherlands 4. The Model of Migrant Women Empowerment in Indonesia by the Utilization of Social Remittance SUGIYANTO & Henny ROSALINDA, Brawijaya University, Indonesia 1. Confronting Deprofessionalization: Chinese Immigrant Women Professionals Local and Transnational Strategies in Canada Guida MAN, York University, Canada 2. Gender and Migration: Evidence from College Graduates in China YUE Changjun, 3. Heterogeneous School Effect and Gender Difference of the Development of Migrant Children ZHOU Hao, 4. Migration: Autonomous Choice and Conditional Factors from Marriage and Family - Based on 34 Qualitative Interview Study about the Women Scientifical and Technological Workers PANG Dandan, 17:20-17:30 CLOSING CEREMONY 18:00-20:00 Organising committee meeting & dinner- closed meeting with Peking University and Keimyung University *17:50 shuttle bus pick up service at YIA