Johanna O. Zulueta is Associate Professor at the Faculty of International Liberal Arts of Soka University in Tokyo, Japan. She teaches sociology-related courses (race and ethnicity, gender, research methods) and migration studies. She has published on Japan-Southeast Asian migrations, particularly on military basing and migration in Okinawa. Her works have examined issues related to citizenship, multiculturalism, gender, ethnic identity, and end-of-life decision making. She is currently looking at aging women migrants in Japan and Malaysia.

An important study that will be a major contribution to the field of Filipino migration studies. ... The research findings have implications for future policy-making and underscore the need for transnational approaches to migration that, as the books title suggests, think beyond the state. -- Professor Mina Roces, School of Humanities and Languages, The University of New South Wales

Johanna O. Zulueta is Associate Professor at the Faculty of International Liberal Arts of Soka University in Tokyo, Japan. She teaches sociology-related courses (race and ethnicity, gender, research methods) and migration studies. She has published on Japan-Southeast Asian migrations, particularly on military basing and migration in Okinawa. Her works have examined issues related to citizenship, multiculturalism, gender, ethnic identity, and end-of-life decision making. She is currently looking at aging women migrants in Japan and Malaysia.

An important study that will be a major contribution to the field of Filipino migration studies. ... The research findings have implications for future policy-making and underscore the need for transnational approaches to migration that, as the books title suggests, think beyond the state. -- Professor Mina Roces, School of Humanities and Languages, The University of New South Wales