Two-Way Global Traffic in Care
Two-Way Global Traffic in Care
In one kind of “lane,” service workers from the global south (for example, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Mexico) travel to clients in the global north (for example, the United States, Canada, Hong Kong). In a second “lane,” clients of the global north (for example, medical tourists and retirees) fly to service workers who remain in the global south.
Keywords: care workers, global south, global north, retirees, medical tourists, surrogate mothers, nannies, eldercare workers
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