..., Norway, and the UK . Only those who migrated to the UK before Brexit were included to maintain consistency with EU migration policies. Participants were recruited via social media groups for Lithuanian migrants and snowball sampling, with efforts to ensure diversity in socioeconomic status (ranging...

.... Furthermore, it advocates for increased research on the climate vulnerabilities of nonbinary and transgender populations to support equitable and inclusive climate resilience efforts. Climate change feminist theory gender impact gender inequality women’s leadership migration Aisha, a 34-year-old...

...+ communities, highlights rural-urban disparities, and provides a comprehensive overview of the ongoing struggle for gender equality and diversity in China. Confucianism inequality migration employment LGBTIQ+ fertility Luyi, a 30-year-old software engineer in Shanghai, carries the weight of tradition...

...Abstract Migration and entrepreneurship are two mutually influencing phenomena, especially in Africa, where migration is a key to understanding the entrepreneurial dynamics of women who settle in a foreign country. For many, entrepreneurship represents an emancipation strategy or an economic...

...Fig. 1. Migration Rates by Nationality and Years. Two bar charts for natives and foreigners showing migration rates by country and period. The illustration presents two grouped bar charts placed one above the other. The upper chart is titled “Natives,” and the lower one is titled “Foreigners...

... LP between origin and destination is associated with a higher average wage penalty for highly skilled migrants and a substantially lower position in the wage distribution. Migration linguistic proximity returns to education human capital transferability wage inequality Introduction We study...

... of ‘fugitive’ identity in this context; and the author’s patchy, fugitive attempts to engage with the materiality and cultural aspects of class through research. Class higher education fugitive cultural studies migration Fugitive has at least three meanings: an escapee from something, usually prison...

...Abstract Ethnic minority businesses (EMBs) in Scotland are the product of demographic change, historical migration and resilience in the face of systemic barriers. This chapter outlines the evolution of EMBs, highlighting their economic significance in urban centres such as Glasgow and Edinburgh...

... aging, youth surges, urbanization, and migration are altering the geopolitical influence of regions and states. High-income nations (especially in Europe, East Asia, and North America) are contending with aging populations, shrinking workforces, and rising dependency ratios, all of which constrain...

...Migration and family patterns interact in many ways. Even though a large body of research assessing different aspects of this so-called family–migration nexus exists, different perspectives often stand disconnected. Therefore, the aim of this chapter is to connect some of these different...

... in these cultural communities, it discusses some of the common challenges that need to be considered for a sensitive, relevant and ethical scientific practice, including the colonial past, migration, multiculturalism and Global North interventionism. The chapter makes the case for the importance of continuous...

... that, it is estimated that over a quarter of the country’s population is part of a transnational family ( Ducu, 2018 , p. 81). Authors such as Horváth and Anghel (2009 ) noted the importance of this topic as early as in 2009 in the context of the extremely dynamic dimension of the migration of Romanian citizens...

...This chapter explores the experiences of interracial families migrating from the United Kingdom to Zimbabwe, focusing on the challenges and opportunities they encounter in navigating their new cultural context. In an increasingly interconnected world, the phenomenon of interracial families...

.... This chapter will use CON16 Indents of Convicts Locally Convicted or Transported from Other Colonies and related record sets as a basis for a discussion about how criminological theories and concepts related to border control and migration can be applied to historical record sets in order to explore...

...Abstract This chapter explores the experiences of Polish homeless migrants in the United Kingdom, focusing on how public attitudes, government policies and social structures shape their lives. It examines the intersection of homelessness and migration, highlighting how societal classifications...

...-eliciting methods migration gender empowerment visual methods Introduction Visual methods, such as photo-voicing and photo-eliciting methods, are becoming increasingly popular in social sciences. These visual techniques are used to conduct research when working with participants who are stigmatised...

... countries, particularly the European Union (EU), address migration issues. A key concern is how countries integrate migrants into their societies, with education provision being top of Malta’s agenda. As Bezzina and Vassallo (2019) argue, addressing the educational development of migrant learners requires...

...Abstract Globalization, in combination with rapid technological advancement, has facilitated a fast-pace human mobility across different geographical spheres. For decades, the concept of feminization of migration underlines the trend of increasing women migrants as opposed to their male...

...Abstract Aim/Context The study aims to theoretically link poverty and Venezuelan migration, understanding impoverishment as the unmet basic needs of migrants in destination countries. Materials and Methods This study follows an interpretive, non-experimental and transactional methodology...

... also led to increased incidences of gender-based violence and human trafficking. This chapter will examine the history of military rule and ethnic conflicts in Burma. It will explore the impact of war on women's lives including their security, migration, and sustainability. This chapter will also...