Writing: Book chapters

Ramona has contributed numerous chapters to cutting-edge collections that address women’s rights, women’s migration and legislating with women in mind.

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  1. Ramona Vijeyarasa, Sonia Palmieri, Margaret Jolly and Tanya Jakimow, “Collective Afterword: Listening, Restorying, Reanimating Research and Action” Chapter Thirteen in Tanya Jakimow, Margaret Jolly, Sonia Palmieri (eds.), Engendering Politics: Asian and Pacific Frames for Transforming Research and Action, ANU Press (Forthcoming).

  2. Ramona Vijeyarasa, CEDAW’s role in framing human trafficking: A global, regional and domestic analysis from the perspective of South and Southeast Asia, in Ruth Rubio Marín, Dorothy Estrada-Tanck, Benedita Menezes Queiroz, Fulvia Staiano (eds.), Handbook of Human Rights and Migration: Governance challenges in times of crisis, Cambridge University Press (Forthcoming).

  3. Ramona Vijeyarasa, Erasing the boundaries: Situating the ‘Asian’ in a global world of women leaders, in Handbook on Migration and Human Rights, in Tanya Jakimow, Margaret Jolly, Sonia Palmieri and Ramona Vijeyarasa (eds.), Engendering Politics: Asian and Oceanic Frames for Transforming Research and Action, ANU Press (Forthcoming).

  4. Lucy Quinn and Ramona Vijeyarasa, A Glass Ceiling in Law: Retirement Age Discrimination in Vietnam and its Impact on Women’s Leadership in the Public Administration, in Andrea Carson and Leah Ruppanner (eds.), Women’s Pathways to Power: Cracking through the Glass Ceiling, Routledge: Taylor and Francis (Forthcoming).

  5. Ramona Vijeyarasa, ‘Members of Parliament: Hear the Women, Count the Women, and Ensure Corporate Accountability’: Proposing a Gender-Responsive Reform of the Australian ‘Modern Slavery’ Act, Chapter 18 in Becky Batagol, Kate Seear, Heli Askola and Jamie Walvisch (eds.), The Feminist Legislation Project: Rewriting Laws for Gender-Based Justice, Routledge: Taylor & Francis, 2025.

  6. Becky Batagol and Ramona Vijeyarasa, Lighting the Spark: Reimagining the Statutory Landscape through the Feminist Legislation Project, Chapter 10 in R Vijeyarasa (ed.) In International Women’s Rights Law and Gender Equality: Making the law work for women (2021), Routledge.

  7. Ramona Vijeyarasa, In pursuit of gender-responsive legislation: Transforming women’s lives through the law. Chapter 1 in R Vijeyarasa (ed.) In International Women’s Rights Law and Gender Equality: Making the law work for women (2021), Routledge.

  8. Ramona Vijeyarasa, Women and the law: The challenges ahead for gender-responsive legislation. Chapter 13 in R Vijeyarasa (ed.) In International Women’s Rights Law and Gender Equality: Making the law work for women (2021), Routledge.

  9. Ramona Vijeyarasa, Hidden Data, Hidden Victims: Trafficking in the context of globalisation and labour exploitation – The case of Vietnam. In: M. C. Rawlinson, R.M.S. Commers and T. Johnston eds. Labour and global justice: Essays on ethics of labour practices under globalisation (2014), Lexington Books.

  10. Ramona Vijeyarasa, Roadblocks to counter-trafficking: A comparative analysis of Vietnam, Ghana and Ukraine. In: Women Past and Present: Biographic and Interdisciplinary Studies (2014), Cambridge Scholars Press: Cambridge. ISBN (10): 1-4438-5679-7, ISBN (13): 978-1-4438-5679-9.