Causing or Preventing (Reverse) Discrimination When Transposing EU Free-Movement Rules in the European Economic Area: A First Categorization of the Approaches Adopted by National L... by Diego Praino, Bruno Nikolić, Michele Corleto

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Language Requirements: Integration Measures or Legal Barriers? Insights from X v Udlændingenævnet by Cristina Milano

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Visa type and financial strain on depressive symptoms among Filipino migrants to the United States by Kazumi Tsuchiya, Adrian M. Bacong, A B de Castro, Gilbert C. Gee

“…We assessed depressive symptoms using linear regression by migration status, financial strain, and by visa categories including fiancée/marriage, unlimited family reunification, limited family reunification, and employment. …”
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Famiglie dal Marocco, India, Pakistan: ridefinizione della tradizione in un sistema di stratificazione civica by Barbara Bertolani, Matteo Rinaldini, Mara Tognetti Bordogna

“…In this paper we focus on family reunification. The article presents the main results of an empiric research on reunited families from Morocco, Pakistan and India to Italy. …”
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Singularidades y retos normativos en el control genético de la inmigración familiar hacia España, Italia y Portugal by Encarnación La Spina

“…Abstract In Europe, many countries are using genetic testing to control the number of immigrants who cross their borders for the purpose of family reunification. This article offers a critical analysis about risks of widespread use of genetic testing in family reunification procedures in countries like Spain, Italy and Portugal. …”
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The Association between Stress Measured by Allostatic Load Score and Physiologic Dysregulation in African Immigrants: The Africans in America Study by Brianna A Bingham, Michelle T Duong, Madia Ricks, Lilian S Mabundo, Rafeal L Baker, Jean N Utumatwishima, Margaret Udahogora, David Berrigan, Anne E Sumner

“…The reasons included: family reunification, lottery, marriage, work, education and asylum. …”
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Family migration from Mexico to the United States and from Peru to Italy by Cecilia López Pozos

“…When family reunification is achieved, by the wife becomes more employment and economic role, leaving the husband to a position of distance and passivity. …”
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Super Visa Program: Immigration Policy Changes and Social Injustice under the Neoliberal Governmentality in Canada by Ivy Li, Sepali Guruge, Charlotte Lee

“…Our findings revealed that Super Visa program is helpful for family reunification, especially for those whose regular visa applications are not successful. …”
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Settlement trajectories of nearly 25,000 forced migrants in New Zealand: longitudinal insights from administrative data by Jay Marlowe, Arezoo Zarintaj Malihi, Barry Milne, Jessica McLay, Annie Chiang

“…In response, this study presents administrative data of adults from refugee backgrounds composed of four distinct subgroups (quota refugee, convention refugee, family reunification, and asylum seeker) to explore their access to these main services post-settlement and ascertain longitudinal income trajectories. …”
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Lived Experience and Disability Justice in the Family Regulation System by Sarah Lorr

“… The public family regulation system fails to live up to its underlying laws and policies that purport to value family reunification as their primary goal. Despite the premise of equitable treatment of parents and families involved in the system, parents are often mislabeled, maltreated, and untrusted by actors within the system. …”
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Appropriations du français dans les migrations d’Afrique subsaharienne en France by Fabienne Leconte

“…Particular attention will be paid to three time periods: the arrival of men who came to help rebuild the country; family reunification and learning French by women in the eighties; difficult access to vocational training by young people who arrive alone from Africa. …”
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The Trauma of the Family Separation Policy on Migrant Children (2017–2022) by Mariela Olivares

“…I explore the Biden administration’s Interagency Task Force on Family Reunification that is working to identify and reunify those families still separated while providing them with immigration and other resources and mental health therapy. …”
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IMPACT OF MIGRATION ON THE BINOM ABBANDONED COUNTRY – HOST COUNTRY by Maria GRIGORAS

“…If before the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, the most persistent reasons for immigration were those of an economic, educational and family reunification order, currently, one reason becomes even more persistent, namely the reason for the safety of the life and health of the resident citizen of the Republic of Moldova. …”
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Migrazione femminile e bisogni di apprendimento in italiano L2 by Cognigni, Edith

“…The study focuses in particular on the linguistic and educational needs of female learners who move to Italy as a re- sult of family reunification. After providing a critical overview of the course structure and teach- ing procedures which are generally implemented in this type of language training, the paper proposes an analysis of adult migrants’ L2 learning needs from a gendered perspective. …”
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Transnational Adoption, Technologies of Exclusion, and the Promise of ‘Hom by Barbara Yngvesson

“… Petri Hautaniemi’s provocative essay focusing on Finland as a case study of European immigration politics illuminates the ways that the application of more exclusive understandings of household, home and family by the nation state work to limit the immigration of refugees who claim the right to do so on grounds of family reunification. Hautaniemi’s research contributes to a rethinking of approaches to kinship and nationhood by anthropologists over the past decade (Franklin and McKinnon 2001; Wade [ed.] 2007). …”
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Life after Trafficking in Azerbaijan: Reintegration experiences of survivors by Lauren A. McCarthy

“…It finds that while Azerbaijan has been quite successful at short-term assistance, there are still significant gaps in longer-term assistance, especially with regard to job placement and family reunification. Survivors point to these gaps as significant impediments to full reintegration into society. …”
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Home between bidesh and shodesh: Domestication of Living Spaces, Identity and Gender Experiences in the Bangladeshi Diaspora by Francesco Della Puppa

“…For instance, family reunification allows men to recover an important component of their emotional universe, possibly healing the loneliness of migration. …”
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Disadvantaged Children – Between Poverty and the COVID-19 Pandemic by Gabriela Neagu

“…Research results reveal that the pandemic affected both categories of children (difficult access to basic needs, and services, risk of dropping out of school, difficulties in the process of family reunification) but also that the intervention and inter-institutional collaboration reduced the negative effects on children, families and the community. …”
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Coming Home? The Integration of Hmong Refugees from Wat Tham Krabok, Thailand, into American Society by Grit Grigoleit

“…The Hmong refugees were scheduled to be resettled for family reunification in established Hmong communities. As social science research on migration indicates, the existence of ethnic communities is crucial for a successful adaptation to a host society for newcomers. …”
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THE ECONOMIC CRISIS AND IMMIGRATION: ROMANIAN CITIZENS IN THE CERAMIC TILE DISTRICT OF CASTELLÓ (SPAIN) by Joan Serafí BERNAT, Rafael VIRUELA

“…Immigrations flows from Romania have fallen, while the number of those leaving has increased, and migration plans have been modified although the size of the immigrant stock has not fallen significantly due to continued family reunification. The differential between the Spanish and Romanian welfare states, the degree of adaptation in the host society and the strategies developed by the immigrant population explain why returning migrant numbers remain moderate and migratory circulation has increased.…”
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