U.S. and Canada Immigration Periodization by Oleh Kozachuk

“…In our opinion, this is not derived only from the historical facts, or the entry into force (or the lapse of validity) of certain normative and legal acts, as confirmed by the studies on migration studies, but also corresponds to our research approach of cross-national comparison in the form of indirect (implicit) binary comparison with the use of a research strategy for most analogous systems. …”
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Conceptualizing migration beyond the “West”: a view from Asia by Kathiravelu, Laavanya

“…This critical reflection essay responds to John Mollenkopf’s review of the book “Contested Concepts in Migration Studies” (Routledge 2022). Rather than take a comprehensive overview of individual chapters within the edited collection, this essay suggests that occupying an ontological and epistemological perspective that is rooted in and starting from Asia produces alternative understandings of concepts typically used to study international migration and mobility. …”
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Bringing anchoring and embedding together: theorising migrants' lives over-time by Grzymala-Kazlowska, Aleksandra, Ryan, Louise

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Refugees in International Relations by Betts, A

“…Yet, scholars of International Relations have generally bypassed the study of refugees, and Forced Migration Studies has generally bypassed insights from International Relations. …”

The US-Mexican Border and Contemporary American Immigration Policy by Anna Bartnik

“…This area plays a crucial role in migration studies focusing on the Americas for at least two reasons: international relations between Mexico (and the Latin American region) and the United States, and homeland security issues related to irregular and regular migrant flows. …”
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Globalisation des migrations internationales : dynamiques et modalités. Une contribution réflexive à partir du cas israélien by William Berthomière

“…International migration studies constitute one of the most interesting mirrors of the globalization process. …”
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Cities and Migration: an Overview by Catherine Withol De Wenden

“…It crosses, inside the area of migration studies, urban studies (geography, political science, and sociology), migration flows and stocks (mobility, settlement, and integration for demographers), public law and international relations (governance, international agreements, and cooperation). …”
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HUMAN SECURITY AND MIGRATION: HUMAN RIGHT VIOLATIONS AND CHALLENGES OF ETHIOPIAN MIGRANTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST by Seada Hassen Endris

“…This article looks deep and analyzes the concept of human security and its implication in migration studies. Moreover, it emphasizes on challenges and human right violations that Ethiopian migrants face in their home country, in their way and destination in the Middle East that jeopardizes their human security. …”
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“Ethnic” and “Cosmopolitan” Transnationalism: Two Cohorts of Croatian Immigrants in Australia by Val Colic-Peisker

“…The introduction to this paper gives a brief overview of the concept of transnationalism and the way it has been theorized in migration studies in the past twenty years.…”
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Disturbing Intimacies: The Pathopolitical Governance of Mixed-Status Families in Times of Return by Katrine Syppli Kohl

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Dental Pulp Stem Cell Recruitment Signals within Injured Dental Pulp Tissue by Charlotte Rombouts, Charlotte Jeanneau, Athina Bakopoulou, Imad About

“…The research outcome of migration studies may be affected by the applied methodology, which should thus be chosen with care. …”
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Migrations in Norway and in Other Scandinavian Countries by Nils Olav Ǿstrem

“…The reasons for emigration from the Scandinavian countries have in traditional migration studies been linked to economic and social factors. …”
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Education of Second Generation Immigrants in Spain: The Quest for Identity and Paths for Integration by Pablo La Porte

“…This paper deals with some of the basic questions in migration studies, such as to what degree newcomers are required to adapt to the host society, and what are the challenges facing an educational system regarding the integration of immigrants. …”
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Gender and Migrant Roles in Italian Neorealist and New Migrant Films: Cinema as an Apparatus of Reconfiguration of National Identity and ‘Otherness’ by Marianna Charitonidou

“…The article presents how the roles of <i>borgatari</i> and women function as devices of reconceptualization of Italy’s identity, providing a fertile terrain for problematizing the relationship between migration studies, urban studies and gender studies. Special attention is paid to how migrants are related to the reconceptualization of Italy’s national narrations. …”
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Genealogical Violence: Mormon (Mis)Appropriation of Māori Cultural Memory through Falsification of Whakapapa by Hemopereki Simon

“…Genetic science and human migration studies contradict Mormon identity narratives and suggest the BOM is spiritual rather than historical. …”
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International student mobility : understanding the mobility patterns and adjustment strategies of Indian international students in NTU by Tang, Kelvin Kok Wei.

“…Migration studies may have been a well discussed and researched topic in the field of Sociology, but studies on international student mobility have been relatively few. …”
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Going Back with Glee: A Case Study of Indonesian Migrant Workers Engaging in Circular Migration by Erna Setijaningrum, Asiyah Kassim, Rochyati Triana, Reza Dzulfikri

“…Furthermore, the research adds to the widening topography of migration studies by which it provides a broader picture in painting the “human” rationality behind circular migration in Global South.…”
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Migrating Methods in a Pandemic: Virtual Participatory Video with Migrants in Hong Kong by Julie Ham, Vivian W Lin, Merina Sunuwar

“…The pandemic realities that we grappled with as migration studies scholars and participatory video practitioners reflect realities that working-class and precarious migrants were routinely required to navigate long before the pandemic (e.g., family separation, restriction of personal mobility, maintaining connection through technology). …”
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The impact of self-employment on the economic integration of immigrants: Evidence from Germany by Jan Brzozowski, Anke Lasek

“…Traditional approaches in migration studies suggest that self-employment and entrepreneurial activities enhance the perspectives of economic advancement of immigrants in host countries. …”
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The genealogy of integrationism: Ideational foundations of the politics of immigrant integration by Iva Dodevska, Iva Dodevska

“…This article traces the idea of (“immigrant”) “integration” from its roots in classical political philosophy and the birth of the modern nation-state, to its current relevance in the European political agenda and, relatedly, its centrality in the newly consolidated field of Migration Studies. I examine the ontological (i.e., philosophical and sociological) and political rationales behind the idea that migrants need to “integrate into society”, and the different varieties of political solutions that are offered in this sense. …”
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