How does transnational family life unfold in time and space, and how does it matter to questions of power, agency and experience? Continue reading On conjunctures in transnational lives: Linear time, relative mobility and individual experience
This article traces the shifting migration flows to, through and from Cape Verde and explores the Cape Verdean migration ideology. Continue reading Mobility at the heart of a nation: Patterns and meanings of Cape Verdean migration
Migration affects the lives of women in many ways. One subtle but critical mechanism lies in disputes over ‘who’ migrant women are. Migration researchers can play a role in making the battles apparent and showing how they matter. I have … Continue reading How migration spurs battles over women
This paper engages with migration theory by examining the nature and functions of aspirations in migration processes. Continue reading The role of aspirations in migration
Transnational motherhood is managed and experienced in contexts of uncertainty and conflicting pressures. Continue reading Mobility, moralities and motherhood: navigating the contingencies of Cape Verdean lives
This edited book exploring the Cape Verdean diaspora through its geographic diversity and with a broad thematic range. Continue reading Transnational Archipelago. Perspectives on Cape Verdean Migration and Diaspora
The aspiration/ability model is proposed as a framework for understanding migration in an age when mobility itself is an important stratifying factor. Continue reading Migration in the age of involuntary immobility: Theoretical reflections and Cape Verdean experiences
How is migrant transnationalism shaped by the human dynamics of relationships between migrants and non-migrants? Continue reading The human dynamics of migrant transnationalism
Jørgen Carling 
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