'In Anju Mary Paul's [book], we see the transnational social lives of the scientists … and come to understand the complex decisions that shape their scientific careers and migratory decisions … Paul brings her much-needed expertise in international migration and her skill as a rigorous empirical social scientist to the study of Asian scientists.' Larry Au, East Asian Science, Technology and Society: An International Journal
Part I. Contexts: 1. Introduction; 2. Four Case Studies of Science in Asia; Part II. Circulations: 3. Leaving Home, Heading West; 4. Learning Science in the West; 5. Return to the Future or the Past?; 6. Asian Women Scientists on the Move; Part III. Consequences: 7. New Scientific Research Systems in a Changing Asia; 8. Shifting Scientific Cultures in a Changing Asia; 9. Conclusion.