.... Cultural marginalization Asian Australians multiculturalism cultural inclusion claims-making social movements transnationalism Introduction Asian Australians comprise the largest non-white population residing in Australia, yet they remain culturally marginalized to this day. Since the early years...

..., and the nuances of transnational parenting. Guided by the transnationalism framework and family system theory, this review highlights the lived experiences of transnational families and broadly examines existing policies designed to support these families. By reviewing international reunification policies across...

.... ( 2017 ). Teaching about refugees: Developing culturally responsive educators in contexts of politicised transnationalism . Intercultural Education , 28 ( 5 ), 429 – 446 . 10.1080/14675986.2017.1336409 Gagné , M. , Janus , M. , Milbrath , C. , Gadermann , A. , & Guhn , M...

... tourism on both labour and employment is interlinked with destination tourism, and the gender dynamics identified and reviewed will help identify and further promote inclusivity in the regional recovery tourism plan. Covid-19 pandemic cruise tourism transnationalism gender seafarers vulnerable...

.... Business accelerator migrant entrepreneurship high-tech innovation startups transnationalism symbolic capital migrant integration Introduction With a strong turn towards nationalism and selectivity, policies surrounding high-skilled migration have assumed a prominent position in policy debates...

...Abstract The conceptual framework of Multicultural Hybridism is adopted to reflect the emerging themes of transnationalism and superdiversity in the context of ethnic minority migrant entrepreneurs breaking out of their ethnic enclaves into mainstream economy. It is constructed as an extension...

... be an effective policy instrument for the EU’s internal and external struggles. Identity EU citizenship supranational citizenship European demos Brexit transnationalism Introduction Over the past decade, the supranational European project has faced a series of backlashes from reactionary movements. The rise...

... tradition of thinking about Europe, recognizing similarities with the developments in the early twentieth century. Far-right movements youth transnationalism ethnography Europe interwar Whenever recent manifestations of Europe's “malaise” are being discussed, be it in the form of the economic...

... and cross-border connections. Immigrants alcohol use cross-border ties transnationalism assimilation age at migration Scholarship on immigrant health behaviors has been historically dominated by an assimilationist framework, which focuses on how change and adaptation to the US “mainstream” may in turn...

... Diaspora transnationalism kinship belonging identity Introduction: Scattered Beginnings and Diasporic Wonderings The eldest daughter of four children, I was born in the early 1960s in Hammersmith, West London, to an English/Irish/Guyanese mother and an Igbo/Nigerian father. When I was young...

... methodological transnationalism help us (re)consider participative research methods with various groups, including socially advantaged groups? How do the realities of transnationalism, broadly defined, complicate research relationships? What does it mean to do “cross-cultural” research in an era of increased...

... demographics through a questionnaire distributed at the end of each interview (see table 1 for a summary of results). Group and individual discussions were initiated with open questions derived from the literature review on transnationalism and from familiarisation with the organisational literature (e.g...

... complicates easy religious/secular binaries and illuminates how it is not only human rights discourses but also their “Western” critiques that travel transnationally. This story also contributes to current debates on postsecularism by illustrating how the same national context can house both liberal rights...

... immigrant transnationalism but has paid relatively little attention to the role of the host-state. We suggest that host countries, especially traditional resettlement countries like the United States, tend to be indifferent to, and sometimes suspicious of, immigrant transnationalism...

...According to Espiritu (2003) , Filipino transnationalism is deeply rooted in “differential inclusion in the United States as subordinate residents and citizens” (p. 70). According to her, Filipino immigrants maintain their ties to their homelands to cope with their marginalization in the host...

.... Chinese families enact two different strategies for balancing work-family life: “transnationalized” reproduction and “externalized” reproduction. In both strategies, Chinese women do not engage in intensive motherhood, but at the same time they do remain highly involved in the home. The analysis...

... and feminist studies, such as transnationalism and intersectionality, and uses snowball sampling to conduct in-depth, structured interviews with African immigrant entrepreneurs and civic leaders. Findings – Although their intersectional status affected their personal and professional lives, these African...