Latest Research in Migration, Refugees, and Integration

Top Research Topics in Migration, Refugees, and Integration

• Electoral Systems and Political Participation — 20 papers
• Migration, Refugees, and Integration — 20 papers
• Social and Intergroup Psychology — 19 papers
• Migration and Labor Dynamics — 17 papers
• Populism, Right-Wing Movements — 15 papers
• Social Media and Politics — 14 papers
• Political Conflict and Governance — 11 papers
• Media Studies and Communication — 10 papers
• Gender Politics and Representation — 8 papers
• Sports, Gender, and Society — 8 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Doing and undoing categories in migration (6 citations)
2. Verify if you are human: what is the ‘human’ in ‘human migration’? (5 citations)
3. Quasi-exile as a condition: ‘Rùn’ from a post-COVID-19 China (2 citations)
4. Un-categorising ‘the migrant’ to interrogate the roles of migration in social mobility in four Asian cities (3 citations)
5. Situating the migration industry: governance, capital accumulation and global dehumanization: an introduction (3 citations)
6. The “migration industry” through the lens of the political economy of international migration in contemporary capitalism (2 citations)
7. The dynamics of ‘limited hybridity’ in migration: the case of Zera Beta Israel from Ethiopia (2 citations)
8. Smelling like a market: investment migration, cunning states, and the coloniality of citizenship in the Caribbean (1 citations)
9. Forced migration and the welfare state: a new perspective on the Progressive’s Dilemma (1 citations)
10. Do state borders constrain internal mobility? Evidence from Brazil
11. ‘Atom-Minded Australia’: Britain’s Atomic Empire and the Postwar Geopolitics of Australian Uranium, 1944–1954
12. “I am Barren”
13. Clothing the Kaʿba, Clothing Power: The Kiswah as Devotional Soft Power from the Ottoman Empire to the Present
14. Media, Constitutionalism, and Democracy in Zimbabwe: An Analysis of the Political Narratives on Presidential Term Extension
15. The Administrative Presidency: Presidential Directives and Executive Policymaking
16. The Consent to Destroy: Imperial Melancholia and the Hegemony of Fragmentation
17. Notes on Polanyi's Double-Movement Thesis: Conflict Conditions and Epistemological Considerations
18. Immigrants’ prior in-country experience as a signal
19. ‘The people = majority?’ Examining the relationship between populist attitudes and majoritarian decision-making preferences among adolescents
20. How Election Fundamentals and Racialized Considerations Shape Asian American Vote Choice Through the Trump Era