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Front Cover\nSeries\nTemporality in Mobile Lives: Contemporary Asia– Australia Migration and Everyday Time\nCopyright information\nTable of contents\nList of Figures\nAcknowledgments\nSeries Preface\nIntroduction\n1 Chronomobilities: 21st-Century Migration and Lived Time\n Migration studies and the temporal turn\n Time as discipline: temporalities of governance and bordering\n Biographical time: life-course and life-stage temporalities\n Shared time and care time: temporalities and transnational families\n Future time: temporalities of aspiration and desire\n Chronomobilities: framing the multiplicity of lived times\n Global time-regimes: hegemonic flexibility\n National time-regimes: the transification of migration\n The logics of ‘lived’ time: sequence, tempo and synchronicity\n Conclusion\n2 Asian Migrants of the Middle in Local and Global Context\n Twenty-first-century middling migrant mobilities in the Asian context\n Middling mobility: rethinking the ‘in-between’ space\n Between social locations and between migration ‘types’\n Between youth and adulthood\n Conclusion\n3 Times of Work: Transified Workers and Contingent Careers\n Migration, work and the temporal\n Transified workers\n Contingent careers\n On pause: the indenture of the present\n Dark tunnels: the intensities of the everyday\n Conclusion\n4 Times in Place: Moving, Dwelling, Belonging\n Migration, temporality and place\n Local temporalities: aspirations of life-stage and lifestyle\n Domestic temporalities: dwelling under transification\n Conclusion\n5 Times of the Heart: Reconfiguring Intimacy\n Intimate relationships, mobility and temporality\n Suspending and settling: reconfiguring intimate timelines and timings\n “That’s why I didn’t go”: staying and leaving\n “Not now, maybe later”: extended singlehood\n “I took it as my duty”: transnational symbolic care as time investment\n Sponsored love: unmappable intimacy and transforming families\n “They want to cling on to whatever you’ve got”: aligning intimate futures and mobility futures\n “They had all of their concerns”: negotiating parents, partners and visas\n Conclusion\nConclusion\nReferences\nIndex\nBack Cover