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Laura Phillips

PhD student

New York University

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Laura Phillips is currently serving as an Arts & Science PhD student at New York University.

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New York University

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sociology gender studies human migration international migration migration studies south africa gender inequality women's studies southern african studies african studies migrant workers labor migration feminist theory feminist philosophy feminist studies social sciences public policy social problems education policy educational leadership family studies family relations family psychology educational management educational administration public management school leadership economic geology african economy cultural economy business history family diversity unpaid work rural education school organization public education rural policy nonmetallic mineral deposit mineral economics land redistribution entrepreneurial phenomenon entrepreneurship research african diaspora quality review urban life international population movement feminist geography chinese culture chinese foreign policy chinese politics ’ domestic workers family networks school committees rural school administration land deals mineral property long way home peer reviewed articles 'chinese experiment political economy

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Below the Land Deals: The Making of Mineral Property in Ga-Mphahlele, South Africa, 1880–1994. The Journal of African History (2022)

economic developmenteconomic geologyanthropologymineral economicsafrican economyland redistributionreal estatecivilizationsmineral propertyland dealssouth africanonmetallic mineral deposit

Development and the Making of an “Entrepreneurial Class” in Lebowa. African Historical Review (2018)

entrepreneurial behaviorbusiness historyentrepreneurial phenomenonentrepreneurship researchsocial entrepreneurshipentrepreneurshipsocial innovationhumanitiesperformance studiesmodernitycultural economy

History of South Africa's Bantustans. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of African History (2017)

southern african studiessocial historycultural historyafrican diasporacolonialismhistoryafrican political economyafrican studiessouth africaafrican identity

Principals, Chiefs and School Committees: The Localisation of Rural School Administration in Lebowa, 1972–1990. Journal of Southern African Studies (2015)

educationpublic administrationschool committeeseducational leadershipeducation policyeducational administrationpublic managementschool organizationrural educationpublic educationrural school administrationschool leadershippublic policyeducational managementrural policy

A Long Way Home: Migrant Worker Worlds, 1800-2013. Wits University Press (2014)

migrant workerslabor migrationanthropologysocial historylong way homemigration studieshuman migrationsociologyinternational migration

Labour, Lodging and Linkages: Migrant Women's Experience in South Africa. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2014)

southern african studiesmigrant workerswomen's studieslabor migrationgender studiesmigration studieshuman migrationafrican studiessociologysouth africagender inequalityinternational migration

Labour, Lodging and Linkages: Migrant Women's Experience in South Africa. African Studies (2014)

southern african studieslabor migrationwomen's studiesmigrant workersgender studiesmigration studieshuman migrationafrican studiessociologysouth africagender inequalityinternational migration

Sophie and the City. Gender, Labour and Migration. in A Long Way Home: Migrant Worker Worlds, 1800-2013 (2014)

urbanismgender studiesurban affairsurban lifefeminist studiesfeminist geographyfeminist theorymigration studieshuman migrationurban historyfeminist philosophyinternational population movementinternational migration

The 'Chinese Experiment,'. A Long Way Home: Migrant Worker Worlds, 1800-2013 (2014)

contemporary chinaasian studieseconomy of chinachinese politicschinese foreign policy'chinese experimentchinese cultureeast asian studiesscience and technology studies

‘I Am Alone. I Am a Woman. What Are My Children Going to Eat?’ Domestic Workers and Family Networks. South African Review of Sociology (2011)

family networkswomen's studies’ domestic workersgender studiessocial problemsfamily relationsfeminist theorysocial sciencesfamily studiesfamily diversityunpaid workfamily psychologysociologygender inequalityfeminist philosophyfeminist studies

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Laura Phillips

PhD student

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

History

Laura Phillips is currently serving as an Arts & Science PhD student at New York University.

Honors

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Laura Phillips

New York University

PhD student

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Below the Land Deals: The Making of Mineral Property in Ga-Mphahlele, South Africa, 1880–1994. The Journal of African History (2022)

economic developmenteconomic geologyanthropologymineral economicsafrican economyland redistributionreal estatecivilizationsmineral propertyland dealssouth africanonmetallic mineral deposit

Development and the Making of an “Entrepreneurial Class” in Lebowa. African Historical Review (2018)

History of South Africa's Bantustans. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of African History (2017)

southern african studiessocial historycultural historyafrican diasporacolonialismhistoryafrican political economyafrican studiessouth africaafrican identity

Principals, Chiefs and School Committees: The Localisation of Rural School Administration in Lebowa, 1972–1990. Journal of Southern African Studies (2015)

A Long Way Home: Migrant Worker Worlds, 1800-2013. Wits University Press (2014)

migrant workerslabor migrationanthropologysocial historylong way homemigration studieshuman migrationsociologyinternational migration

Labour, Lodging and Linkages: Migrant Women's Experience in South Africa. RePEc: Research Papers in Economics (2014)

southern african studiesmigrant workerswomen's studieslabor migrationgender studiesmigration studieshuman migrationafrican studiessociologysouth africagender inequalityinternational migration

Labour, Lodging and Linkages: Migrant Women's Experience in South Africa. African Studies (2014)

southern african studieslabor migrationwomen's studiesmigrant workersgender studiesmigration studieshuman migrationafrican studiessociologysouth africagender inequalityinternational migration

Sophie and the City. Gender, Labour and Migration. in A Long Way Home: Migrant Worker Worlds, 1800-2013 (2014)

The 'Chinese Experiment,'. A Long Way Home: Migrant Worker Worlds, 1800-2013 (2014)

contemporary chinaasian studieseconomy of chinachinese politicschinese foreign policy'chinese experimentchinese cultureeast asian studiesscience and technology studies

‘I Am Alone. I Am a Woman. What Are My Children Going to Eat?’ Domestic Workers and Family Networks. South African Review of Sociology (2011)

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