Sociology of Migration.
Overview
| Works: | 74 works in 74 publications in 74 languages | |
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Internal migration within South Asia = contemporary issues and challenges /
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Negotiating identities in Nordic migrant narratives = crossing borders and telling lives /
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Gender as a political instrument forming new boundaries by ethnic and religious diasporas in European Union
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Voices of the Rohingya people = a case of genocide, ethnocide and 'subhuman' life /
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The impact of UK immigration law = declining standards of public administration, legal probity and democratic accountability /
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Muslims in the western world = sense of belonging and political identity /
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Migration between Mexico and the United States = IMISCOE regional reader /
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Understanding diaspora development = lessons from Australia and the Pacific /
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Introduction to migration studies = an interactive guide to the literatures on migration and diversity /
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Diaspora engagement in times of severe economic crisis = greece and beyond /
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Migration research in a digitized world = using innovative technology to tackle methodological challenges /
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Afrodiasporic identities in Australia = articulations of Blackness and Africanness /
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New migrations, new multilingual practices, new identities = the case of post-2008 Italian migrants in London /
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Migration, diversity and inequality in later life = ageing at a crossroads /
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From indians in Trinidad to Indo-Trinidadians = the making of a Girmitiya diaspora /
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Narratives of Mediterranean spaces = literature and art across land and sea /
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Gender-based violence in migration = interdisciplinary, feminist and intersectional approaches /
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Separated migrant young women in state care = living in contested spaces /
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The borders of the EU = european integration, "Schengen" and the control of migration /
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Immigrant and asylum seekers labour market integration upon arrival : Nowhereland = a biographical perspective /
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External voting = the patterns and drivers of Central European migrants' homeland electoral participation /
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New Eastern European migration to Australia = from Czech Republic, Hungary and Ukraine to Sydney and beyond /
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Radicalization and variations of violence = new theoretical approaches and original case studies /
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Revising the integration-citizenship nexus in Europe = sites, policies, and bureaucracies of belonging /
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Digital media and refugeehood in contemporary Australia = resistance and counter-discourses from detention /
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Forced migration and separated families = everyday insecurities and transnational strategies /
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Transnational migration, diaspora, and identity = a study of Kurdish diaspora in London /
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Migration control logics and strategies in Europe = a North-South comparison /
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Organising immigrants' integration = practices and consequences in labour markets and societies /
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The politics of social in/exclusion in the EU = civic Europe in an age of uncertainty /
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Transnational student return migration and megacities in China = practices of cityzenship /
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Transforming ethnicity = youth and migration in the Southern Ecuadorian Andes /
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Migration, regional autonomy, and conflicts in Eastern South Asia = searching for a home(land) /
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Japanese population geographies.. I,. Migration, urban areas, and a new concept
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Japanese population geographies.. II,. Minority populations and future prospects
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Tahriib - journeys into the unknown = an ethnography of uncertainty in migration /
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Social protection for unskilled migrant workers in Sri Lanka = legal aspects, national policies, and social protection programmes /
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Calling for the super citizen = naturalisation procedures in the United Kingdom and Germany /
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Becoming adult on the move = migration journeys, encounters and life transitions /
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The movement of Venezuelans to the Americas and the Caribbean in the 21st Century
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Displacement governance and the illusion of integration = from population movement to movement of the people /
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Remittances as social practices and agents of change = the future of transnational society /
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The planning role in stretching the city = a tale of two London neighbourhoods /
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Work, family and integration = Indian migrant farmers in Northern Italy /
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Forced migration and urban transformation in South Asia = displacement, resettlement, and poverty /
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Afghan interpreters through western eyes = foreignness and the politics of evacuation /
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Identity and belonging among Chinese Australians = phenotype, ethnic language and cultural values /
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Exploring Swedish international adoption desire = transracial bodies and nation-building in the 'goodest' country /
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Police, politics and the immigration-crime nexus = speeches, statistics and testimonies of the Buenos Aires context /
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Engendering migration journey = identity, ethnicity and gender of Thai migrant women in Hong Kong /
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Past and present migration challenges = what European and American history can teach us /
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