Titlebook: Single Mothers in Thailand; Women, Motherhood, a Herbary Cheung Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Establishing the Research: An Ethnographic Approach,ich includes participant observation, in-depth interviews, and document analysis of government policies and NGO reports. The chapter discusses the researcher‘s roles, reflexivity, and positionality and highlights the importance of understanding single motherhood through an intersectional lens. The e

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Intersectional Stigma and Coping Strategies of Single Mothers Living with HIV in Thailand,nces, especially for marginalized groups such as sex workers, transgender people, and sexual minorities. There has been little research to date on single mothers living with HIV to situate the stigma they experience within the context of gender, class, ethnicity, and other intersecting social inequa

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When Mothering Alone: Passive-Aggressive Social Exclusion of Single Mothers in Thailand,ive social exclusion as a new typology to investigate the social exclusion of single mothers in Thailand, this study looks at the challenges they face due to the deliberate inaction of the Thai government. Based on an analysis of government policy documents and NGO reports, and in-depth interviews c

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,Conclusion: Moving Beyond Gender—Single Motherhood at a Crossroads,face, influenced by gender, class, ethnicity, and other socio-cultural factors. The research critiques the homogeneous categorization of single mothers and highlights the layered and multifaceted nature of their stigmatization and social exclusion. The study introduces the concept of “passive-aggres

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Moreover, the book also provides policy recommendations to the Thai government to improve its social policies for single mothers and achieve gender equality in Thailand..978-3-031-57657-7978-3-031-57655-3

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Intersectional Stigma and Coping Strategies of Single Mothers Living with HIV in Thailand,: self-presentation, identity talk, self-exclusion (through distancing and selective association), and empowerment. Findings from the research indicate that an intersectional approach is needed if academics, health workers, policy makers, and even the individuals concerned are to understand and resp

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