Latest Research in Migration, Refugees, and Integration
49 research papers · 2026 median publication year
Top Research Topics in Migration, Refugees, and Integration
- Migration, Refugees, and Integration — 7 papers
- Asian American and Pacific Histories — 3 papers
- Migration and Labor Dynamics — 3 papers
- Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration — 2 papers
- Political Philosophy and Ethics — 2 papers
- Climate Change, Adaptation, Migration — 2 papers
- Policy Transfer and Learning — 2 papers
- Populism, Right-Wing Movements — 2 papers
- Sustainability and Climate Change Governance — 1 papers
- Crime Patterns and Interventions — 1 papers
Highest-Cited Papers
- The Concept of Integration in Everyday Life of Immigrants in Norway: A Critical Perspective
- Cultural Bordering Beyond the State: European Cultural Initiatives and Cross-Border Cooperation
- Repertoires of Action and Control of Protest by the Climate Justice Movement in Spain (2019–2025)
- The Road, the Cost and the Wait: A Multidimensional Analysis of Irregular Migration From Afghanistan to Türkiye
- “Carrots and sticks”: Performance and compliance in the German return and residence regime
- Which deaths count? Debating homicide coverage amidst newsroom scarcity
- Two Imperial Pimps, One Prostituted Archipelago: America's Pax Silica, China's Revisionism, and the Structural Degradation of the Filipino Body
- (In)Visible politics: Influencers as brokers of the state on TikTok and Douyin
- Two Imperial Pimps, One Prostituted Archipelago: America's Pax Silica, China's Revisionism, and the Structural Degradation of the Filipino Body
- Two Imperial Pimps, One Prostituted Archipelago: America's Pax Silica, China's Revisionism, and the Structural Degradation of the Filipino Body
- Cyber-ethnonationalism: mapping the modern Naga ethnie on Facebook
- China in African Media: Between Influence Operations and Decolonization
- Development paradoxes and livelihood vulnerabilities among the Kani tribes in Kerala, India
- Coming back without losing out: return migration and subjective well-being among privileged migrants
- A Communist working for Washington? the transnational trajectory of architect Gildo Guerra and the urban policies of the Inter-American Development Bank for Latin America
- The Irrepressible/Irresponsible Trap: Justifying Migrant Deaths at the México-U.S. Border from “Prevention Through Deterrence” to “Operation Lone Star”
- Estimates of the Size and Composition of the Undocumented Immigrant Population in the U.S. in 2024
- Cultural solidarity, economic threat: How discrimination influences anti-immigrant attitudes
- Protest mobilization, and demobilization: A Case Study of Civil Society Organisations in Zimbabwe
- Mapping Diplomatic Representation in Europe, 1648-1715