Exploring Neighbourhood Integration Dynamics of Sri Lankan Entrepreneurs in Rione Sanità, Naples by Maria Camilla Fraudatario

“…Integration is always at the core of migration studies and is examined from various theoretical perspectives. …”
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Xenophobia and the challenge of regional integration in Africa: understanding three cardinal dynamics by Sebastian Paalo, Samuel Adu-Gyamfi, Dominic Degraft Arthur

“…Methodologically, this paper adopts a thematic qualitative approach relying on relevant literature and theories from history, political science, migration studies, peace and conflict, international relations, sociology, and development studies. …”
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Transnational entrepreneurship amongst Vietnamese businesses in London by Bagwell, Sue

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Reconsidering migration and class by Van Hear, N

“…While once a mainstay of social science, class has lately been eclipsed in much of migration studies by consideration of other forms of social difference, affinity, and allegiance such as ethnicity, gender, generation, and lately religion. …”

Conceptual problems in forced migration by Chatty, D, Marfleet, P

“…Scholars have made rapid progress in establishing the field of Refugee Studies/Forced Migration Studies over the past 30 years. It has emerged from both the moral imperative of ameliorating the suffering of the displaced and from academic interests of scholars considering involuntary migration from the perspectives of sociology, geography, political science and international relations, anthropology, and international law. …”

Poetics of Expulsion in UK Narratives of the New Galician Diaspora by David Miranda-Barreiro

“…Combining different theoretical approaches from migration studies (Morokvasic; Nail; Kędra), criticism of global neoliberalism (Bourdieu; Bauman; Sassen), and affect theory (Ahmed), I propose an analytical framework for reading these texts as expression of a “poetics of expulsion” with four thematic axes: expulsion, exploitation, (dis)connection, and repossession. …”
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Grasping Kiflu’s Fear – Informality and Existentialism in Migration from North-East Africa by Magnus Treiber

“…The study of migrants’ informal praxis can not only contribute to theoretical debates in migration studies but also refers to a global perspective. …”
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Gaps and Challenges in Ghana’s Implementation of the Mechanisms for Cooperation and Referral of Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Victims by Geraldine Asiwome Ampah, Leander Kandilige

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Preserving Heritage in Diaspora: A Study of Kapampangan Identity in Winnipeg by Wilma M. Cruz, Feorillo Petronilo A. Demeterio III

“…This may also impart knowledge for migration studies and other related courses. …”
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A Rupturing of Typecasts through Villoro’s Cynicism and Urrea’s Heroines by Kaitlin E. Thomas

“…-Mexican border as a territorial and ideological space for masculinity, femininity, age, and national-international movement is informed primarily by border and migration studies discourses related to multi-spatiality, the historical instability of tropes, and how such instability is advancing stereotype-challenging narratives. …”
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Refusal – opening otherwise forms of research by Lena Gross, Sepand Mashreghi, Emma Söderman

“…Interrogating instances of refusal in different contexts of Indigenous sovereignty and migration studies, this collective work creates a dialogue across different disciplines and reveals that refusal turns the gaze at colonial modalities of knowing. …”
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Artistic Methodologies in Forced Migration: Using Body Mapping and Augmented Reality in Syrian Refugees’ Narratives by Yafa Shanneik, Elisabeth Sobieczky

“…Based on research conducted in the United Kingdom, Germany and Jordan since 2017, this article discusses the use of these new technologies as novel research methodologies in refugee and migration studies.…”
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Narrative, Scale, and Two Refugee Crises in Comparison in Italian Media by Simona Adinolfi, Marco Caracciolo

“…Bringing together narrative theory, migration studies, and contemporary discussions in the environmental humanities, this article considers the significance of the concept of scale for media narratives on migration. …”
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The Blurry Third Millennium. “Neolithisation” in a Norwegian Context by Nyland Astrid J., Hofmann Daniela, Iversen Rune

“…Addressing these questions remains a fundamental challenge for archaeological migration studies as a whole.…”
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Social Responsibility with Respect to Religion and Migration in South Africa by Federico Settler, Buhle Mpofu

“…This article starts with a review of the trends in religion and migration in South Africa, before thematically discussing recent developments in the field of religion and migration studies. The article argues that migration of people has untapped resources for development and social transformation. …”
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Editorial: The Problems and Prospects of Trafficking Prosecutions: Ending impunity and securing justice by Anne T Gallagher

“…While law, sociology and human rights continue to be the dominant lenses through which trafficking is studied, analysed and explained, there is no denying the expanding and enriching influence of other disciplines: from geography to anthropology; from health sciences to migration studies. These changes in research and writing around trafficking have brought tangible benefits: helping improve our understanding of what is happening and why, as well as strengthening the evidence base on which credible, effective responses can be built.…”
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Gerakan Silicon Valley Indian Professionals Association (SIPA) Dalam Membantu India Mengubah Brain Drain Menjadi Brain Circulation by Rika Isnarti

“…India has a lot of skilled IT workers and most of them migrate to US. In migration studies, this situation is called brain drain. …”
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Transparent Substance in a Transnational Existence: Materiality, Migration, Memory, and Gender—The Case of Israeli Artist Alina Rom Cohen by Tal Dekel

“…This article will analyze Rom Chohen’s artworks and will be informed by cultural theories from migration studies and gender studies, in order to ask new questions about the dynamics of the exclusion and inclusion of migrants under the ethno-national state of Israel, while offering alternative ways by which to think of concepts such as memory and time, as past and present are brought to a simultaneity.…”
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Grasping Kiflu’s Fear – Informality and Existentialism in Migration from North-East Africa by Magnus Treiber

“…The study of migrants’ informal praxis can not only contribute to theoretical debates in migration studies but also refers to a global perspective. …”
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Grasping Kiflu’s Fear – Informality and Existentialism in Migration from North-East Africa by Magnus Treiber

“…The study of migrants’ informal praxis can not only contribute to theoretical debates in migration studies but also refers to a global perspective.…”
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