International Migration Vol. 57 (3) June 2019
Original Language
English
Number of Pages
391
Date of upload
30 Jun 2019
International Migration Vol. 57 (3) June 2019
International Migration is a refereed bimonthly review of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) on current migration issues as analysed by demographers, economists, and sociologists all over the world. The journal is edited by Carleton University and published and distributed by Wiley. The editor at Carleton University is responsible for the direction and content of the journal.
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- Editorial
- Howard Duncan
- MIGRANTS AND THEIR INTEGRATION: AN ENDURING EXPLORATION
- “Integration Constellations” – The Interaction between Destination and Origin Countries and Civil Society Organizations in Migrant Integration by Justyna Salamoń ska and Anne Unterreiner
- Moving Towards Happiness? by Arthur Grimes and Dennis Wesselbaum
- The Social Inclusion and Inequality Nexus: EU versus non- EU migrants by Cong Wang and Amjad Naveed
- Eritrean Refugees’ Utilization of Antenatal Services in Israel by Nellie van den Bos and Galia Sabar
- Geographic and Spatial Assimilation of Immigrants from Central America's Northern Triangle by Denise N. Obinna and Layton M. Field
- Human Rights, Income and International Migration by Pui-Hang Wong and Mehmet Güney Celbis
- The Economic Assimilation of African Immigrants in the United States by Petros Tesfazion and Yaqin Su
- Housing Policy and Employment Outcomes for Refugees by Pieter Bevelander, Fernando Mata and Ravi Pendakur
- “Migrant Capital” and Domestic Work: Labour Trajectories of Immigrant Women in Spain by Alberto del Rey, Jesú s Rivera-Navarro and Tania Paniagua de la Iglesia
- SPECIAL SECTION: INTEGRATION CHALLENGES OF GLOBAL NORTH MIGRANTS
- GUEST EDITORS: AGNIESZKA WEINAR AND AMANDA KLEKOWSKI VON KOPPENFELS
- Migration, Mobility, Integration, Segregation – Migrations within the Global Northby Agnieszka Weinar and Amanda Klekowski von Koppenfels
- Narratives of Settling in Contexts of Mobility: A Comparative Analysis of Irish and Polish Highly Qualified Women Migrants in London by Louise Ryan
- The Global North Goes to the Global North Minus? Intersections of the Integration of Highly Skilled, Non-Jewish Female Partner and Spousal by Migrants from the Global North in Israel by Dani Kranz
- European Migrant Professionals in Chinese Global Cities: A Diversified Labour Market Integration by Aldina Camenisch and Brigitte Suter
- SPECIAL SECTION: THE EDUCATION-MIGRATION INDUSTRY
- GUEST EDITOR: MICHIEL BAAS
- The Education-Migration Industry: International Students, Migration Policy and the Question of Skills by Michiel Baas
- Bridging the Institutional Gaps: International Education as a Migration Industry by Gracia Liu-Farrer and An Huy Tran
- Transnationalization of a Recruitment Regime: Skilled Migration to Japan by Harald Conrad and Hendrik Meyer-Ohle
- State-mediated Brokerage System in China's Self-funded Study Abroad Market by Shanshan Lan
- Brokering International Education and (re)producing Class in Mumbai by Nonie Tuxen and Shanthi Robertson
- Contested Ground: Network Governance in Australia's Migration Industry by Marina Khan
- SPECIAL SECTION: RE-THINKING INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION IN CHINA AND INDIA
- GUEST EDITORS: WEI LI, RICHARD BEDFORD AND BINOD KHADRIA
- IM Special Section Introduction: Rethinking International Migration in China and Indiaby Wei Li, Richard Bedford and Binod Khadria
- Highly-skilled Migration from China and India to Canada and the United States byLucia Lo, Wei Li and Wan Yu
- Student Migration: Evidence from Chinese Students in the US and China by Wei Li, Shengnan Zhao, Zheng Lu, Wan Yu and Xiaojie Li
- Destination China: International Students in Chengdu byZheng Lu, Wei Li, Mingming Li and Yixuan Chen
- Policies for Recruiting Talented Professionals from the Diaspora: India and China Compared by Wei Li, Kanika Bakshi, Yining Tan and Xuanyu Huang
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