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Immigrant Parent Legal Status and Children’s Health in the Hispanic Community Health Study of Latino Youth (SOL Youth)

Authors Stephanie Potochnick, Stephanie Potochnick, Ian Mikkelsen, ...
Year 2023
Journal Name Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health
Citations (WoS) 1
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3051 Journal Article

International Student Migration: Mapping the Field and New Research Agendas

Authors Russell King, Parvati Raghuram
Year 2012
Journal Name Population, Space and Place
Citations (WoS) 105
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3052 Journal Article

Circular migration schemes in the European Union Member States: Learning form the German and Austrian Guest Worker Programs of the 1960/70s

Authors Elisabeth PETZL
Description
The term “Circular Migration” has recently become fashionable in the European Union as part of the search for sustainable and beneficial immigration policies for Member States. Indeed, circular migration has been presented as a solution to a range of migration challenges that have arisen during the last decades; particularly, it would generate win-win-win situations for countries of destination, countries of origin as well as for migrants themselves. However, although a number of ideas and proposals for circular migration have been developed, and despite the fact that the European Commission and other international stakeholders have already taken up the idea as a magic bullet, concrete proposals are still missing. This paper presents a synopsis of different notions of circular migration through a review of the literature and by looking from a historical and comparative perspective at the 1960s guest worker programs, which shaped migration policies in Germany and Austria. Le terme “migration circulaire” est récemment devenu un terme en vogue au sein de l’Union européenne dans le cadre de la recherche de politiques durables et bénéfiques pour les États membres. En effet, la migration circulaire est présentée comme étant la solution à une série de défis migratoires apparus au cours des dernières décennies ; elle créerait, de fait, des situations positives tant pour les pays de destination que pour les pays d'origine, ainsi que pour les migrants. Toutefois, bien qu'un certain nombre d'idées et de propositions en la matière ont été avancées, et que la Commission européenne et d'autres acteurs internationaux la présente comme une formule magique, les propositions concrètes font toujours défaut. Cet article propose une synthèse des différentes notions sur la migration circulaire rencontrées dans la littérature ainsi que dans l’étude, dans une perspective historique et comparative, des programmes des travailleurs immigrés qui ont façonné les politiques migratoires en Allemagne et en Autriche au cours des années 1960.
Year 2010
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3053 Report

Ideals and Realities of Restitution: the Colombian Land Restitution Programme

Authors Jemima Garcia-Godos, Henrik Wiig
Year 2018
Journal Name Journal of Human Rights Practice
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3054 Journal Article

The Faint Footprint of Man: Representing Race, Place and Conservation on the Mozambique-South Africa Borderland

Authors G. Rodgers
Year 2009
Journal Name JOURNAL OF REFUGEE STUDIES
3055 Journal Article

"When a Stranger Sojourns With You in Your Land": Loving the Refugee as Neighbor in the Canterbury Tales and Refugee Tales

Authors Joseph Taylor
Year 2020
Journal Name EXEMPLARIA-MEDIEVAL EARLY MODERN THEORY
Citations (WoS) 1
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3057 Journal Article

Migratie in beeld

Authors CBS, WODC, Mieke Maliepaard, ...
Description
Er zijn allerlei redenen waarom mensen hun land verlaten. Om een jaar te studeren in het buitenland, voor de liefde of voor het werk. Maar het vertrek kan ook gedwongen zijn, bijvoorbeeld als gevolg van oorlog. Wie zijn de mensen die ons land binnenkwamen, waar komen ze vandaan, waarom kwamen ze naar Nederland? En welke mensen vertrokken er juist?
Year 2018
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3061 Report

Antje Missbach, Troubled Transit: Asylum Seekers Stuck in Indonesia

Authors Wayne Palmer
Year 2016
Journal Name ASIAN AND PACIFIC MIGRATION JOURNAL
3062 Journal Article

Deterrence policies and asylum seekers: the case of Australia

Authors Libby Effeney, Fethi Mansouri
Year 2014
Journal Name International Journal of Migration and Border Studies
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3063 Journal Article

Vulnerable or invisible? asylum seekers with disabilities in Europe

Authors Clara Straimer, UNHCR. Policy Development and Evaluation Service
Year 2010
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3064 Report

Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Education–Occupation Mismatch Status Among Immigrants in South Africa and the United States

Authors Kevin J. A. Thomas
Year 2010
Journal Name Journal of International Migration and Integration
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3065 Journal Article

Asylum at Sea: The Legality of Shipboard Refugee Status Determination Procedures

Authors Daniel Ghezelbash, Azadeh Dastyari
Year 2020
Journal Name International Journal of Refugee Law
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3068 Journal Article

Fiscal Consequences of the Refugee Crisis

Authors Zsolt Gál
Year 2018
Journal Name International Migration
3069 Journal Article

Greece

Authors Anna TRIANDAFYLLIDOU
Description
Greece has traditionally been an emigration country. This changed in the 1970s when immigration started to outnumber emigration. However, Greece first started to create a legal framework for the management of immigration flows only in the 1990s. Yet, lacking perspectives to acquire and maintain a legal residence status continue to shape the situation of many immigrants from non-EU states until today. The first section of this country profile deals with the historical development of migratory flows to and from Greece since the 1970s. This is followed by a look at the main features of the migrant population in Greece particularly taking into account the question of irregular migrants and asylum seekers, as the three types of flows and stocks (legal, irregular and asylum) in the case of Greece are closely intertwined. Further sections then deal with the main migration management policies as well as citizenship and integration issues. The country profile concludes with a discussion of current and future challenges with regard to migration flows.
Year 2014
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3070 Report

Citizenship Regimes and the Politicization of Immigrant Groups

Authors Didier Ruedin
Year 2017
Journal Name Österreichische Zeitschrift für Politikwissenschaft
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3071 Journal Article

‘Transit’ and ‘Suspension’: Migration Management or the Metamorphosis of Asylum-Seekers into ‘Illegal’ Immigrants

Authors Christina Oelgemöller
Year 2011
Journal Name Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
Citations (WoS) 20
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3073 Journal Article

A Comparative Study on Refugee News in Press: Example of The Guardian and Hurriyet

Authors Ayhan Dolunay, Fevzi Kasap, Ozcan Ineci
Year 2019
Journal Name TARIH KULTUR VE SANAT ARASTIRMALARI DERGISI-JOURNAL OF HISTORY CULTURE AND ART RESEARCH
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3074 Journal Article

BECOMING ETHNIC OR BECOMING AMERICAN?

Authors Min Zhou, Jennifer Lee
Year 2007
Journal Name Du Bois Review: Social Science Research on Race
3075 Journal Article

The tripartite model of relational efficacy beliefs in sport: a scoping review

Authors Christine M. Habeeb
Year 2020
Journal Name INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF SPORT AND EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY
Citations (WoS) 8
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3076 Journal Article

Vertreibung in Afrika: Interessenvertretung und Politische Spannungen von Migrationsgovernance

Principal investigator Franzisca Zanker (Principal Investigator)
Description
"Im Februar 2019 versammelten sich die afrikanischen Führungsspitzen in Addis Abeba, Äthiopien, für den 32. AU Gipfel bei dem verkündet wurde, das Jahr den „Geflüchteten, Zurückkehrenden und Binnenvertriebenen“ auf dem Kontinent zu widmen. Politische Entscheidungen müssen jedoch von den individuellen Mitgliedstaaten umgesetzt werden und die politischen Dimensionen wie (und mit wem) einzelne afrikanische Staaten Migration in ihren eigenen Kontexten bewältigen ist weitgehend immer noch unterforscht, trotz der politischen Aufmerksamkeit die (afrikanische) Migration in jüngster Zeit bekommt. Dieses Projekt strebt an, empirisch auf diese Forschungslücke zu reagieren und die politischen Interessen und gesellschaftlichen Diskurse zu beleuchten, die mit Migrationsgovernance in (und zwischen) vier Fällen in Sub-Sahara Afrika verbunden sind, namentlich Süd Sudan, Uganda, Zimbabwe und Südafrika. Diese Variation erlaubt einen Vergleich von Gast- und Entsendeländern, unterschiedlichen Konfliktarten sowie regionalen Unterschieden. Menschen sind auf unterschiedliche Arten und Weisen in Bewegung und nur durch die Betrachtung wie insgesamt mit Geflüchteten und anderen Migrant*innen umgegangen wird, können wir nachvollziehen, wie verschiedenen Formen von Migration womöglich politisch instrumentalisiert oder gegeneinander ausgespielt werden. Aus diesem Grund versteht dieses Projekt Vertreibung als nur eine Form von Migration (neben z.B. reguläre und irreguläre Auswanderung und Einwanderung). Theoretisch wird das Forschungsprojekt anstreben Migrations- und Konfliktforschung zu verbinden. Insbesondere Debatten über Friedensförderung erweitern unser Verständnis der politischen Dimension von Migration aus mehreren Gründen. Erstens, ähnlich wie bei der Friedensförderung, baut Migrationsgovernance auf einem komplexen Zusammenspiel von diversen Akteuren auf, das u.a. auch die politische Handlungsfähigkeit von nichtstaatlichen Akteuren hervorhebt. Zweitens, können wir die Idee der Intervention – sowohl externe und interne- als heuristisches Werkzeug nutzen, um die unterschiedlichen politischen Auswirkungen zu differenzieren, die verschiedene Ebenen von Migrationsgovernance haben können. Darauf aufbauend wird das Projekt außerdem die verschiedenen Interessenvertretungen (staatliche und nichtstaatliche) betrachten, die bei der strategischen Entwicklung von Migrationsgovernance beteiligt sind, und ihre Rolle sowie die Art der Einflussnahme beleuchten. Somit wendet das Projekt eine mehrstufige Perspektive an, um zwischen verschiedenen Arten von Handlungsebenen(extern/intern) und Akteuren (staatlich/nichtstaatlich) zu differenzieren. Methodisch ist die Forschung qualitativ und umfasst eine Mischung aus Sekundärforschung (Süd Sudan, Zimbabwe) und Feldforschung (Uganda, Südafrika), welche Interviews und Fokusgruppen beinhaltet. Um partizipative Forschung zu ermöglichen und Ungleichheiten in der Wissensproduktion zu reduzieren, wird die Forschung in enger Kooperation mit Afrikanischen Forscher*innen durchgeführt werden."
Year 2019
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3077 Project

Ethnic culture and social mobility among second-generation Asian Americans

Authors Van C. Tran
Year 2016
Journal Name Ethnic and Racial Studies
Citations (WoS) 6
3078 Journal Article

Imagining ‘home’: Diasporic landscapes of the Greek-German second generation

Authors Anastasia Christou, Russell King
Year 2010
Journal Name Geoforum
Citations (WoS) 34
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3079 Journal Article

Triumphant Transitions: Socioeconomic Achievements of the Second Generation in Canada

Authors Monica Boyd, Elizabeth M. Grieco
Year 1998
Journal Name International Migration Review
3080 Journal Article

Cross-cultural

Authors John Stokes
Year 2019
3081 Journal Article

Re-framing the creative city: Fragile friendships and affective art spaces in Darwin, Australia

Authors Michele Lobo
Year 2017
Journal Name Urban Studies
Citations (WoS) 6
3082 Journal Article

The Directive 2003/9/EC

Authors Nino TSAGAREISHVILI
Description
On the basis of international law and subject to their treaty obligations, states have the right to control the entry of foreign nationals into their territories. However, when dealing with individuals seeking international protection, a state’s margin of appreciation is narrower. In this case, indeed, the freedom of each sovereign should be exercised in accordance with human rights standards and should guarantee the highest level of protection. After discussing the development of human rights and asylum policies in the European Union, this paper examines Directive 2003/9/EC of 27 January 2003, laying down the minimum standards for the reception of asylum seekers in the light of human rights obligations and tries to determine whether this legal instrument contributed to the establishment of the Common European Asylum System. In addition, assessment of Commission’s proposals will be provided in order to establish whether future amendments will be essential in providing asylum seekers with the highest level of protection and in setting common standards in the EU reception area.
Year 2012
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3085 Report

IDP LIVELIHOODS: Idp Livelihoods and Personal Security: Case Studies from Colombia and Sudan

Authors R. Hill
Year 2006
Journal Name REFUGEE SURVEY QUARTERLY
3086 Journal Article

Border regimes and temporal sequestration: An autoethnography of waiting

Authors Miguel A. Avalos
Year 2021
Journal Name The Sociological Review
3087 Journal Article

Migrants smuggled by sea to the EU : facts, laws and policy options

Authors Philippe DE BRUYCKER, Anna DI BARTOLOMEO, Philippe FARGUES
Description
On 3 October 2013, 366 migrants drowned when their boat sank less than a mile off the shore of the Italian island of Lampedusa. A number of questions must be addressed in finding the best policy response to this tragedy. Was it the sign of a new trend in irregular migration to the EU; or was it a sign of increased risks associated with smuggling? Do smuggled migrants resemble regular asylum seekers and migrants or do they represent a specific group? In other words do the Lampedusa events call for a drastic revision of EU asylum and migration policy or an ad hoc response?
Year 2013
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3089 Report

The city in the age of Trumpism: From sanctuary to abolition

Authors Ananya Roy
Year 2019
Journal Name Environment and Planning D: Society and Space
3091 Journal Article

If not now, when? Addressing gender-based violence in refugee, internally displaced and post-conflict settings. A global overview.

Authors B Hobbs
Year 2003
Journal Name JOURNAL OF FAMILY PLANNING AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE
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3092 Journal Article

Ethics and Research in the Service of Asylum Seekers

Authors Rael D. Strous, Alan Jotkowitz
Year 2010
Journal Name The American Journal of Bioethics
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3093 Journal Article

Themed Issue: The Reception of Asylum Seekers in Europe

Authors Charles Watters
Year 2008
Journal Name International Journal of Migration, Health and Social Care
3094 Journal Article

'States Should Not Impose Penalties on Arriving Asylum-Seekers'

Authors T. Hammarberg
Year 2008
Journal Name International Journal of Refugee Law
3095 Journal Article

Mortality by nativity

Authors Bert Kestenbaum
Year 1986
Journal Name Demography
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3097 Journal Article

Leaving family behind: Understanding the irregular migration of unaccompanied asylum-seeking minors

Year 2017
Book Title A long way to go: Irregular Migration Patterns, Processes, Drivers and Decision-Making
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3098 Book Chapter

Asymmetric Information and the Discount on Foreign-Acquired Degrees in Canada

Authors Yigit Aydede, Atul Dar
Year 2019
Journal Name IZA Journal of Development and Migration
3099 Journal Article
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