Migration Letters - Vol18 - n2 - 2021

Pınar Yazgan , Robert M. Feinberg , Sebastian Carlotti , Stephanie Pedron , Encarnación La Spina , Jared A Keyel , Jamie Longazel , Ethan J Grumstrup , Jan Misiuna , Todd Sorensen , Marta Pachocka , Selda Dudu , Teresa Rojo , Neha Singh

ISBN: 1741-8992 -2021-2

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238.50

Başlık	Sayfa	Fiyat
Why Do Foreign PhD Students Return Home?	8	18.00
Italy’s Health Divide: Securitised Migration Policies and their Impact on Migrant Health during the COVID-19 Pandemic	12	27.00
Collective (Mis)Representation of U.S. Immigration Laws	14	31.50
Especially Vulnerable Categories in the Context of European Migration and Asylum: Theoretical Regulatory Challenges	18	40.50
Community-Based Education Practices in Resettlement: Insights from the Blacksburg Refugee Partnership	12	27.00
Angels of Denial:White Injury, Racial Transposition, and the U.S. Politics of Family Separation	10	22.50
Immigration and Voting Patterns in the European Union: Evidence from Five Case Studies and Cross-Country Analysis	18	40.50
Effects of Migration Experience on Labour Income in Turkey	10	22.50
Book Reviews: Kahe Gaile Bides, Why Did You Go Overseas?: On Bhojpuri Migration Since the 1870s & Contemporary Culture in Uttar Pradesh & Bihar, Suriname & the Netherlands	4	9.00

ISBN: 1741-8984-2021-2

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Stok Sayısı:	1+
Sayfa Sayısı:	106
Yayın Evi:	Transnational Press London
Kategori:	Ders Kitapları > T-Sosyoloji
Dil:	English
Etiketler:	Migration, Covid-19, Technology, Health, Italy, migration policy, immigration, integration, labour migration, migration, migration law, migration policy, Oksana Koshulko, politics, Programme, refugee law, refugees, Ukraine, xenophobia, global pandemic threat, employment, Global risks, Doctoral studies, human capital, healthcare, migrant health, Discourses, uncertainties

Açıklama

Migration Letters is an international leading scholarly journal for researchers, students, scholars who investigate human migration as well as practitioners and quick dissemination of research in the field through its letter type format enabling concise sharing of short accounts of research, debates, case studies, book reviews and viewpoints in this multidisciplinary field of social sciences. Migration Letters is the first-ever letter-type journal in migration studies launched in 2004. It is following a strict double-blind peer review policy for research articles. Migration Letters is published bimonthly in January, March, May, July, September, and November.