Dwelling encounters: migration, diversity and ambivalence in an Istanbul neighborhood by Biehl, K

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'There is a wide path and there is a narrow path' - transnational negotiations of ethnic and religious identity among Polish Roma Jehovah's Witnesses by Garapich, Michał P., Mirga-Wójtowicz, Elżbieta

“…The literature on Roma mobilities within migration studies has, so far, not explored sufficiently the role of religion in ethnic mobilisation and minority politics, with all the attention on the political and social significance of Pentecostalism, especially in Romania. …”

Involuntary transnationalism and regulated precarity: lived experiences of skilled Chinese and Indian migrants in Singapore by Zhan, Shaohua, Zhou, Min

“…Transnationalism is often perceived as an agentic practice in migration studies. While acknowledging such agency, we argue that transnationalism also involves forced-choice decision-making by migrants whose work and daily lives are subjected to structural constraints beyond individual control. …”
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Social networks and migration: relocations, relationships and resources by Ryan, Louise

“…This book aims to advance qualitative social network analysis within migration studies through specific epistemological, methodological and empirical innovations. …”

From housework to home-making: unpacking the experiences of Indonesian migrant domestic workers in Singapore by Tan Chin, Sarah Shahbal

“…Situating my research at the cross-sections of migration studies, policy-making and urban planning, this essay intends to explore how Indonesian migrant domestic workers in Singapore conceptualise ‘home’, with attention to how such ideas are manifested and disrupted in their practices. …”
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