Suchergebnisse

Introduction: What do needle and syringe programs do? -- Chapter 1 Beyond needles: the work done by engagements with service provision -- Chapter 2 The harm reduction subject and demarginalisation -- Chapter 3 Tarred with the same brush: The courtesy stigma of care -- Chapter 4 Assembling the effects of harm reduction services -- Conclusion: What needle and syringe programs do?.

Smith, P. J.: Chinese migrant trafficking: A global challenge. - S. 1-22. Li Ling: Mass migration within China and the implications for Chinese emigration. - S. 23-47. Goldstone, J.: A Tsunami on the horizon? The potential for international migration from the People's Republic of China. - S.48-75. Hood, M.: Sourcing the problem: Why Fuzhou? - S.76-92. Myers, Willard H.: Of Qinqing, Qinshu, Guanxi, and Shetou: The dynamic elements of Chinese irregular population movement. - S.93-133. De Stefano, A.: Immigrant smuggling through Central America and the Caribbean. - S. 134-155. Yates, K.: Canada's growing role as a human smuggling destination and corridor to the United States. - S.156-168. Chin Ko-lin: Safe house or hell house? Experiences of newly arrived undocumented Chinese. - S.169-195