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The Banality of Care: Aging and the Politics of Carefulness in the Philippines and its Diaspora
This dissertation examines the evolving dynamics around care, aging, and retirement amidst sustained labor migration, globalization, and the COVID-19 pandemic in the Philippines and its diaspora. Simply put my dissertation asks, if Filipino are taking care of the world, then who is taking care of Fi
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