Latest Research in Migration, Refugees, and Integration

Top Research Topics in Migration, Refugees, and Integration

• South African History and Culture — 3 papers
• Migration, Refugees, and Integration — 2 papers
• War, Ethics, and Justification — 1 papers
• Indian Economic and Social Development — 1 papers
• Sociopolitical Dynamics in Nepal — 1 papers
• Policing Practices and Perceptions — 1 papers
• Gender Politics and Representation — 1 papers
• Language, Metaphor, and Cognition — 1 papers
• African Studies and Ethnography — 1 papers
• Cybersecurity and Cyber Warfare Studies — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Why Is the World Failing to Raise Its Voice Against War?
2. The Mango Flavour: India and ASEAN After a Decade of the Act East Policy
3. Whose nation, whose federalism? Disputed imaginaries of belonging in Nepal’s ethnic politics
4. Fair enough? Citizens’ preferences on refugee distribution in the EU
5. Policing and Urban Society in Eighteenth-Century Paris , ed. Pascal Bastien
6. Women Political Participation in Urban Local Government in Uttar Pradesh
7. What Can a Word Count Say About Gambling? Measuring Gambling Discourse in Chinese Investor Texts, and the Gaps Between Discourse and
8. The Nuer-Dinka Divide in Military Structure: Ethnic Command Networks in the SPLA: The Role of Civil Society
9. Troll Tactics: Sowing Discord in Finland’s Russian-Language Facebook Groups
10. Health Facility Committees and Community Health Governance in South Sudan
11. The Humanitarian System at a Crossroads: Change or become irrelevant? The Report of the Johns Hopkins Center for Humanitarian Health - Lancet on Health, Conflicts, and Forced Displacement.
12. Linked Multi-Modal Data on Russian Domestic and Foreign Policy Speeches
13. Hostile homelands: the new alliance between India and Israel
14. Pathways to Abolition: The Colonial Legacy of the Death Penalty in sub-Saharan Africa
15. India’s Counter-Radicalisation and Deradicalisation Strategy: Challenges and Future Directions
16. Scorched Earth: A Global History of World War II
17. Social Rights and Counter-Hegemony: The ‘Juridification’ of Social Reproduction and Hegemonic Accumulation
18. Pathways for Overcoming Commitment Problems in the Transition from Intrastate Conflict to Peace: A Fuzzy-Set Qualitative Comparative Analysis
19. ‘Everything Goes to Tripoli and for the South, There’s Nothing’. EU Migration Externalization and Grievances in a Marginalized Southern Libya
20. National security, minorities, and the politics of fear: a comparative study of ‘security-driven populism’ in Israel and Turkey