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International Student Mobilities and Voices in the Asia-Pacific Letters to Coronavirus
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Cheng, Yi'En
- Language:
- English
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource
- Place of Publication:
- [S.l.] : PALGRAVE MACMILLAN, 2022.
- Singapore Palgrave Macmillan US 2023
- Contents:
- Intro
- Foreword
- Editor's Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Contents
- Notes on Contributors
- List of Figures
- 1 Introduction
- International Students Displaced, Vulnerabilized, and Activated
- Scope, Aims, and Contributions
- Bridging International Student Voices and Analyses
- Regional Focus on the Asia-Pacific
- Theoretical Underpinnings
- Organization of Book
- Part 1: Regimes-Borders, Norms, and Divisions
- Part 2: Experiences-Emotions, Velocity, and Habits
- Part 3: Aspirations-Suspension and Freedom
- References
- Part I Regimes: Borders, Norms, and Divisions
- 2 Letters on Borders
- A Letter to the Coronavirus: The Border that Connects and Divides
- Invisibility and Immobility: International Students as Afterthoughts in the Pandemic
- 3 The New Borders of Covid-19: An International Student Perspective
- Introduction
- (Emerging) Borders of the Covid-19 Pandemic
- Legislative Border Frameworks
- Bordered Relationships
- Borders in Learning
- Borders, Inequality, and Precarities of the Pandemic
- Conclusion
- 4 Letters on Norms
- We Are Not Done Yet
- Navigating Norms of Life and Study in the Time of COVID-19: A Queer Doctoral Student's Narrative
- A Married Queer Couple Locked in Two Countries
- A Doctoral Student's New Life Routine
- Final Remarks
- Education the New (Ab)Normal
- Notes
- 5 Visible Norms: COVID-19 and the Challenge to Global Higher Education Practices
- Norms of Educational Practices
- Norms of Mobility
- Norms of Expectations
- The New Normal?
- 6 Letters on Divisions
- Face-Changing COVID
- The Missing 'Sense of Shared Calamity' Among the Youth
- 7 COVIDivides Within CORONAtionalism: International Student Experiences of Racial Othering and Nationalist Distancing
- Division and Globalization
- COVIDivides
- Development and Class Divides
- Ethnic and Cultural Divides
- Education and Digital Divides
- International Students as Intersections of Multi-Scalar Inequalities
- Displacement: International Students as the "Racialised Other"
- Nationalist Distancing: International Students as Their Own Nationals
- Part II Experiences: Emotions, Velocity and Habits
- 8 Letters on Emotions
- To Leave, or to Stay, That is a Question
- Living with Real Uncertainty: A Wave of Emotions of a Final Year Ph.D. Student Amid COVID-19
- Crown Trials
- February 2020-First Hearing
- April 2020-Second Hearing
- July 2020-Recess
- December 2020-Judgment
- Oh COVID-19!: A New Era of International Education Marked by the Internet, Camera, Speaker, and Microphone
- 9 Navigating Desire, Despondency, Disconnectedness, and Disillusionment: International Students' Emotional Turmoil Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic
- Anchoring ISM Emotions: Educational Desire and Its Spatial-Temporal Disruption
- Emotional Turmoil Unpacked
- Educational Desire and Despondency
- Familial and Social Disconnectedness
- Self-Doubt and Disillusionment
- Coping Strategies: Emotional Labor and Beyond
- Concluding Thoughts
- 10 Letters on Velocity
- Zoomin' Across the Pacific Ocean
- Pause and Ponder: Retrograde Grading in Higher Education
- Note
- 11 Learning on Pause? The Ambivalent and Conflicting Velocities of International Student Mobilities in Pandemic Times
- Pausing to Reflect on Velocity
- Contradictory Velocities of Higher Education
- (Re)Zooming Study Across the Pacific
- The Two-Body Problem
- Re-Assessing Higher Education
- Moving Forward
- 12 Letters on Habits
- Thank You Letter to the Crowned Teacher
- Adapt and Carry on: Understand the Changing of International Student Daily Habits Under the Pandemic
- Reshaping My Life During the Pandemic: How I Have Built a Newborn Relationship with My "Family"
- 13 Pandemic Recalibration of Habits
- Pandemic Recalibration of Habits Among International Students
- Spatial Adjustments and Relocation of Social Time
- Normalization of Digital Communicative Habits
- Physical-Mental Well-Being and Agency
- Part III Aspirations: Suspension and Freedom
- 14 Letters on Suspension
- Planning to Unplan: A Reflection of Learning and Living in the Time of Coronavirus
- Suspended There and Back Again: Ambivalent Meditations and Lifeways of the Ph.D. Fieldwork at Home
- 15 Temporal Suspension, Precarity, and Agency Among International Students During the COVID-19
- Times, Temporalities, and ISM: Temporal Suspension, Precarity, and Agency
- Suspended Times/Temporalities: Stillness, Waiting, and Uncertainty
- Precarious Times/Temporalities: Vulnerability, Exclusion, and Instability
- Temporal Agency
- Immobility as a Strategy
- Positive Waiting
- 16 Letters on Freedom
- "You Guys Were OK Before the Pandemic?" Coping with Mental Health Disorders as an International Student in Singapore During COVID-19
- "To Go or not to Go?": Freedom in Flux
- 17 "Freedom in Flux" and "Were You Guys OK Before the Pandemic?": A Conversation on International Students, Academic Mobilities, Higher Education, and Society at Large
- Freedom in Flux
- Artemio
- Le-Ha
- Were You Guys OK Before the Pandemic?
- Final Considerations and Conclusion
- Index
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources
- Other Format:
- Print version Cheng, Yi'En International Student Mobilities and Voices in the Asia-Pacific
- ISBN:
- 9789811936753
- 9811936757
- OCLC:
- 1355233680
- Access Restriction:
- Restricted for use by site license
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