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My research is about how Vietnamese migrant workers in Japan use religious spaces (temples, churches, etc.) as a coping mechanism when working in highly precarious conditions.

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Quang Huynh

Graduate Student, Sociology & Anthropology, Simon Fraser University
email quang_huynh@sfu.ca
Geography and Methods
AREAS: Asia and Asia-Pacific | METHODS: Interviews | METHODS: Policy Evaluation
Thematic Research Area
Borders and Sovereignty | Diasporas and Transnationalism | Economics of Migration | Health and Diaspora | Health and Migration | Labour Migration | Migration and healthcare | Migration and Race | Migration Policy and Politics
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Non-UBC Graduate Students (Southwestern BC)

About

My research is about how Vietnamese migrant workers in Japan use religious spaces (temples, churches, etc.) as a coping mechanism when working in highly precarious conditions.

Quang Huynh

Graduate Student, Sociology & Anthropology, Simon Fraser University
email quang_huynh@sfu.ca
Geography and Methods
AREAS: Asia and Asia-Pacific | METHODS: Interviews | METHODS: Policy Evaluation
Thematic Research Area
Borders and Sovereignty | Diasporas and Transnationalism | Economics of Migration | Health and Diaspora | Health and Migration | Labour Migration | Migration and healthcare | Migration and Race | Migration Policy and Politics
Group
Non-UBC Graduate Students (Southwestern BC)
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My research is about how Vietnamese migrant workers in Japan use religious spaces (temples, churches, etc.) as a coping mechanism when working in highly precarious conditions.