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How I’ve used mixed methods (or not) over 20 years of doing migration research
Mixing is often uneven, and that’s fine. Continue reading How I’ve used mixed methods (or not) over 20 years of doing migration research
Tag: Migration
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On conjunctures in transnational lives: Linear time, relative mobility and individual experience
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
A new home for our migration research
The PRIO Migration Centre is the new home for my colleagues and me. Continue reading A new home for our migration research
Circumstantial migration: video abstract
In a two-minute video we explain the essence of circumstantial migration. Continue reading Circumstantial migration: video abstract
Circumstantial migration: how Gambian journeys to China enrich migration theory
Migration often takes unpredictable turns. This article sets out to find theoretical responses. Continue reading Circumstantial migration: how Gambian journeys to China enrich migration theory
Remittances: eight analytical perspectives
Are remittances over-researched or are they a bountiful source of new insights? Continue reading Remittances: eight analytical perspectives
Mobility at the heart of a nation: Patterns and meanings of Cape Verdean migration
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
Understanding future migration
How does migration that has not yet taken place shape the lives of individuals and the development of societies? Continue reading Understanding future migration
A ‘Global Compact for Most Migration’
The Global Compact for Migration leaves out ten percent of all international migrants. Continue reading A ‘Global Compact for Most Migration’
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