Maid to Order in Hong Kong: An Ethnography of Filipina Workers

By Nicole Constable on May 01, 1997

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Constable, Nicole. Maid to Order in Hong Kong: An Ethnography of Filipina Workers. , , . , 1997. Constable, N. (1997). Maid to Order in Hong Kong: An Ethnography of Filipina Workers. , , . Constable, Nicole. "Maid to Order in Hong Kong: An Ethnography of Filipina Workers." 1997, .Constable Nicole. "Maid to Order in Hong Kong: An Ethnography of Filipina Workers." (1997). Constable, N 1997, 'Maid to Order in Hong Kong: An Ethnography of Filipina Workers', , , . Nicole Constable, 'Maid to Order in Hong Kong: An Ethnography of Filipina Workers' (1997). Constable N. Maid to Order in Hong Kong: An Ethnography of Filipina Workers. . 1997. Constable, Nicole. Maid to Order in Hong Kong: An Ethnography of Filipina Workers. . 1997. , .

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