Rural Northeast Thailand has been undergoing rapid change in recent years, a pro cess that
can be referred to as an “agrarian transformation.” This transformation involves a major …

This article explains why significant Thai-Western 'both-ways' migration pathways have
evolved, grown and sustained over the last decades. It introduces a set of research …

Thai women are an increasingly present migrant group in rural Sweden. Often arriving
through transnational marriage, women build lives and businesses in their respective …

Social resilience becomes particularly apparent in difficult times. In many rural regions
people face multiple insecurities ranging from environmental change to losses of income …

Farang (foreign, Caucasian) men have played a significant role in Thai society for several
decades as sex tourists and, more recently, as farang sons-in-law, men who marry Thai …

This study examines the migration experiences of women and men in Thai-European
transnational couples, focusing on how their respective identities and social locations affect …

Migration from Thailand to Sweden is a rapidly growing phenomenon with a threefold
increase over the last ten years, with the majority of migrants being female marriage …

Across Asia, the pursuit of national and global capital accumulation has relied on flexible,
feminised work forces and patriarchal models of social reproduction. These gendered …

Around the world, intercultural contact prompted by modern globalization has reconstituted
private dimensions of people's lives. One such private dimension that has been significantly …

This paper examines Thai immigrant entrepreneurship in the UK, drawing on 17 interviews
with Thai migrants in Brighton, East Sussex. It explores how Thai immigrants from different …