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SUMMARY:ICCS Thematic Special Issues: Global Supply Chains\, International Labour Migration and Migrant Workers
DESCRIPTION:ICCS Thematic Special Issues: Global Supply Chains\, International Labour Migration and Migrant Workers (2019–2026) — Migration\, Unequal Citizens\, and Critical Legal Studies\n\n\n\n\nWe are pleased to share the ICCS Thematic Special Issue\, jointly published by the International Center for Cultural Studies (ICCS) and the School of Law at National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University(NYCU). \nBringing together research and activities from 2019 to 2026\, this publication highlights ICCS’s work on migration\, inequality\, and cross-border rights\, with a particular focus on migrant workers\, refugees\, stateless persons\, and unequal citizenship.\nThe special issue covers six key thematic areas: \n▸ Migrant Worker Regimes and Transnational Labor Governance\n▸ Migrant Fishers and Human Rights at Sea\n▸ Global Supply Chains and Forced Labor\n▸ Refugees\, Statelessness\, and Unequal Citizenship\n▸ COVID-19 and Migrant Workers\n▸ Migrant Worker Art and Cultural Activism \nTogether\, these contributions reflect a shared commitment to connecting research\, dialogue\, and action\, while working towards a more inclusive\, equitable\, and mutually supportive society. \nWe invite you to explore and share this publication and to join the ongoing conversation on migrant workers’ rights\, transnational migration\, and social justice. \n#MigrantWorkersRights #ForcedLabor #InternationalMigration #ICCS #NYCUSchoolofLaw \nThe full text of this special issue is available for online viewing and download. \n\n\n\nView / Download Full Issue (PDF)▼\n\n\n\n\n\n\nICCS 系列議題專刊：全球供應鏈、國際勞動遷移與移工（2019–2026）—「遷移、不平等公民、批判法律研究」研究計畫\n歷經多年研究與活動累積，由國立陽明交通大學文化研究國際中心(ICCS)與科技法律學院共同出版的專刊正式出刊！ \n自2018年起，本校文化研究國際中心便持續關注各種形式的社會不平等，尤其是移工、難民與無國籍者的人權困境。本專刊彙整2019至2026年間，各個研究員的研究與活動成果，涵蓋六大主題： \n▸ 移工制度與跨國勞動治理\n▸ 外籍漁工與海上人權\n▸ 全球供應鏈與強迫勞動\n▸ 難民、無國籍與不平等公民\n▸ 新冠疫情與移工\n▸ 移工藝術與文化行動 \n本校科技法律學院亦參與其中多項法律議題，期盼透過本專刊，一起持續邱羽凡教授所期許的「研究、對話與行動」，共同邁向劉紀蕙主任所盼的「包容性的平等共生社會」。 \n歡迎閱讀、分享，一起關注移工權益與跨境遷移議題！ \n\n\n\n\n\n本專刊全文開放線上瀏覽及下載。 \n\n瀏覽／下載專刊全文（PDF）▼
URL:https://transit-asia.chss.nycu.edu.tw/cms/event/iccs-thematic-special-issues-global-supply-chains-international-labour-migration-and-migrant-workers/
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