Titlebook: Class Inequality in the Global City; Migrants, Workers an Junjia Ye Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Class.co

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Migrating to Singapore: Bangladeshi Men,rists go Singapore, come back to Bangladesh, many good things to say… Agent also tell me Singapore [has] very good job for me”. He was then enrolled in a three-month training programme in Dhaka for ship-repairing — something he had never done before.

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Concluding Reflections,ment pathways, migration histories and geographies. Far from being truly open to difference, the forms of cosmopolitanism found in Singapore perpetuate particular kinds of global sensibilities that are themselves exclusionary. These politics of exclusion and inclusion are also not simply polarizing

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Yael Goldfarb,Osnat Zafrani,Eynat GalDan got a job, initially planning to only work in Singapore for a year to “gain some experience” and to “see what it was like living in a big city like Singapore”. He ended up working in Singapore for ten years.