This film documents the lives of two Indian women migrants who moved to Japan more than a decade ago, as a case study of the ‘trailing spouses’ concept in migration.

A film by Megha Wadhwa based on a research project led by five women exploring skilled migration in Asia

A collaboration between five female migration studies scholars and seven Asian migrants in South Korea, Singapore, and Japan. The film examines migrants’ personal and professional journeys, their aspirations for staying or leaving their host country and the challenges they face. Through their quest for a place to call ‘home’, the documentary offers a perspective on belonging, identity, and resilience.

南米最大のグローバルサウス・ブラジルはトランプ2.0で流動化する世界に現実主義の姿勢で挑んでいます。日本はそのようなブラジルとどんな関係を築くべきかを考えるための必読書です。

独立から半世紀を経てなお、紛争や分離独立など流動的な情勢が目立つサハラ以南アフリカ地域。その要因と世界の関わり方について考える。