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100 1  Chaze, Ferzana,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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245 14 The social organization of South Asian immigrant women's 
       mothering work /|cby Ferzana Chaze. 
264  1 Newcastle upon Tyne, UK :|bCambridge Scholars Publishing,
       |c2017. 
264  4 |c©2017 
300    1 online resource (viii, 234 pages) :|billustrations 
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504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 189-221). 
505 0  Intro; Table of Contents; List of Tables; List of Figures;
       Abstract; Chapter One; Institutional Ethnography and the 
       Problematicof the Research; "Visible Minority" Immigrants;
       Immigrant Settlement; Settlement Needs and Challenges; 
       Foreign Credential Recognition; Language Barriers; Lack of
       Canadian Experience; Impacts on Families; Social Work and 
       Immigrant Settlement; Chapter Two; South Asian; Mothering;
       Mothering in South Asian Immigrant Families; The Role of 
       Religion and Culture; Socialization of the Child; Parental
       Involvement; Impact of Immigration; Conclusion; Chapter 
       Three 
505 8  Feminist EpistemologiesInstitutional Ethnography; 
       Intersectionality; Objectives; Data Collection; Profile of
       the Participants; Transcription and Translation; Data 
       Analysis; Ethical Considerations; Reflexivity; Power in 
       the Research Process; Conclusion; Chapter Four; The 
       Standard North American Family as an Ideological Code; 
       Mothering Discourses and the SNAF; Texts and the 
       Objectification of Knowledge about South Asian Immigrants'
       Parenting; Text 1: A Booklet for Service Providers Who 
       Work with Immigrant Families; Text 2: Newspaper Coverage 
       of "Honour Killings" in South Asian Families 
505 8  "Honour Killings" as Different from Domestic 
       Violence"Honour Killing" Seen as a Phenomenon Associated 
       with Immigrants and One that Tests the Limits of Canadian 
       Multicultural Tolerance; Immigrant Families as Backward, 
       Traditional and Oppressive to Women and Children; 
       Conclusion; Chapter Five; Immigration; Settlement; Job 
       Search Workshops; Credential Recognition; Volunteering; 
       Networks; Language Training; Discrimination; The 
       Trajectory into Precarious Employment; Effects on Family; 
       Conclusion; Chapter Six; Mothering Work; Cooking; Caring 
       for Children; Housework 
505 8  Teaching Children Cultural and Religious ValuesProtecting 
       Children; Case Study: Tejinder; Changes in Mothering Work;
       Conclusion; Chapter Seven; Mothers' Work in Relation to 
       Schooling; Transportation; Helping Children Adjust to 
       School in Canada; Need for Information; Physical 
       Disciplining; Parental Involvement; Interview with an 
       Elementary School Teacher; Work Habits and the Importance 
       of Autonomy/Independence; Changes in Mothering Work; 
       English as a Second Language; Conclusion; Chapter Eight; 
       Contributions of the Study; Implications for Social Work; 
       Conclusion; References; Appendix A 
505 8  Appendix BAppendix C; Appendix D; Appendix E; Appendix F 
520    This book examines the social organization of recent 
       immigrant South Asian women's mothering work. It 
       explicates the processes that contribute to those 
       belonging to this social group making changes to their 
       mothering work after immigrating to Canada despite having 
       reservations about doing so. The book draws its findings 
       from interviews with 20 South Asian immigrant mothers who 
       were raising school aged children in Canada and had been 
       in the country for less than five years. Government 
       policies, websites and newspaper reports also form 
       important data sources for this study. Using institutional
       e. 
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       South Asian immigrant women's mothering work.|dNewcastle 
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