This review essay explores a number of key books published in transnational feminist sociology over the last 20 years, including Kamala Kempadoo’s (2004) Sexing the Caribbean, Pei-Chia Lan’s (2006) Global Cinderellas, Smitha Radhakrishnan’s (2011) Appropriately Indian, Héctor Carrillo’s (2018) Pathways of Desire, Oluwakemi Balogun’s (2020) Beauty Diplomacy, and Rhacel Parreñas’ (2021) Unfree. The review analyzes three key themes found in transnational feminist sociology: migrant domestic work, sexuality and migration, and gender and nationalism. It also points to the important contributions transnational feminist research makes to sociology through its focus on global-local processes, intersectional inequalities, and the relationship between structure and agency.

这篇评论文章探讨了过去 20 年来在跨国女权主义社会学中出版的一些重要书籍，包括卡马拉·肯帕杜 (Kamala Kempadoo) 的 (2004)加勒比性爱、兰佩嘉(2006) 的全球灰姑娘 ( Global Cinderellas ) 、Smitha Radhakrishnan (2011) 的适当印度人、赫克托·卡里略 (Héctor Carrillo) 的(2018) Pathways of Desire、Oluwakemi Balogun 的 (2020) Beauty Diplomacy和 Rhacel Parreñas 的 (2021) Unfree. 该评论分析了跨国女权主义社会学中发现的三个关键主题：移民家庭工作、性与移民以及性别与民族主义。它还指出了跨国女权主义研究通过关注全球-地方过程、交叉不平等以及结构和代理之间的关系对社会学做出的重要贡献。