Truong, T-D.

(Thanh-Dam Truong)

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10 Most Recent Publications

Gender in transnational migration: re-thinking the human rights framework (Article) Truong, T-D.	2012-01-01
Introductory Remarks (In Book) Truong, T-D. Gasper, D.R.	2011-06-01
Movements Of The ‘We’: International and Transnational Migration and the Capabilities Approach (Article) Gasper, D.R. Truong, T-D.	2010-05-01
Movements of the ‘we’: international and transnational migration and the capabilities approach (Research Paper) Gasper, D.R. Truong, T-D.	2010-02-01
Gender, poverty and social justice (Research Paper) Chhachhi, A. Truong, T-D.	2009-10-01
Feminist knowledge and human security: bridging rifts through the epistemology of care (Research Paper) Truong, T-D.	2009-09-01
Human security and social quality: contrasts and complementaries (Research Paper) Gasper, D.R. Maesen, L.J.G. van der Truong, T-D. Walker, A.	2008-12-01
Development ethics through the lenses of caring, gender, and human security. (Research Paper) Gasper, D.R. Truong, T-D.	2008-09-01
Human Security and the Governmentality of Neo-Liberal Mobility: A Feminist Perspective (Research Paper) Truong, T-D.	2006-07-01
Liberalisation, care and the struggle for women's social citizenship in Vietnam (Research Paper) Truong, T-D.	2004-04-01

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