目次

1. Schooling in the Migrant-sending Country • Education and Emigration • The Case of the Philippines • Sites for Convergence: A Reflection on Method • Overview of Chapters 2. The Making of Export-oriented Education  • From Excess to Employability • Private Enterprise and the ‘School Business’ • Staying Ahead of the Competition • Addressing Employer Needs • Education Problems for the Labour-exporting State 3. The Flexible University  • Within the Migrant Labour Commodity Chain • Flexible Faculty • Flexible Spaces • Coping and Adjusting 4. The Burden of Producing the Global Filipino Nurse  • Making Sense of Nurse Migration • Knowledge, Autonomy, and Professional Values • Professional Problems • Global Market, Local Burdens 5. Learning to Labor for Low Wage Hotel Work  • Migrants without Class • Defining Class • Setting Students Apart • Learning to Start from the Bottom • Maintaining Class Hierarchies 6. The Migration Trap  • Investing in Employability • Caught in the Migration Trap • Stuck in an Opportunity Trap • The Purpose of Higher Education 7. Conclusion  • Education in Flux • What are schools for?