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“In the back of my mind, time always ticks one hour forward”: The transnational temporalities of Moldovan domestic workers in Italy
Population, Space and Place ( IF 2.6 ) Pub Date : 2020-11-20 , DOI: 10.1002/psp.2406
Olga Cojocaru 1
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This article analyses the temporalities of transnational living through a threefold frame: as an outlook, as a resource and as a qualitative experience. Drawing on data from interviews with Moldovan women who are domestic workers in Italy, I point to the time work employed by these labour migrants to navigate a multitude of timescapes derived from a (permanently) temporary status, precarious resources and the emotional ambivalence that arises from being away from their families. I show how migrants' envisioned temporariness of transnational living materialises into a time-bound outlook, which, in turn, compels them to manage time as a scarce resource, that has to be managed, planned and worked with. Lastly, I indicate that maintaining a temporary outlook correlates with a halting strategy and may have significant effects on personal and family well-being.

中文翻译:

“在我的脑海里,时间总是向前一小时”:意大利摩尔多瓦家政工人的跨国时间

本文通过三个框架分析跨国生活的时间性:作为一种观点、一种资源和一种定性体验。根据对在意大利担任家政工人的摩尔多瓦妇女的采访数据,我指出这些劳工移民所从事的时间工作是为了应对从(永久)临时身份、不稳定的资源以及由此产生的情绪矛盾所衍生的众多时间场景。远离他们的家人。我展示了移民们想象中的跨国生活的暂时性如何变成有时限的观点,这反过来又迫使他们将时间作为一种稀缺资源进行管理,必须对其进行管理、计划和工作。最后,
更新日期:2020-11-20
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