... VOSwiever (1.6.20) software program. Findings A total of 95 countries, 1886 institutions, 4729 authors and 1101 journals contributed to 2000 studies. The most productive author was “Ramon Spaaij.” The journal with the most articles and cited was “Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.” The country...

... multiple forms of domination and exclusion. Corresponding author Glenda Santana De Andrade glenda.santana.andrade@gmail.com 29 09 2025 17 04 2026 13 05 2026 © 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited 2026 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Migration...

...Sayed Jubair Bin Hossain; Maruf Hasan Rumi; Adila Reza Hasan Purpose This study aims to examine how migration in Yemen adversely influences child health and development by mounting rates of stunting, wasting and malnutrition, while also disrupting essential healthcare services and contributing...

...Benson Thomas M.; Joemet Jose; Abdul Jaleel Purpose This paper aims to examine the social engagement of individuals who have recently migrated to cities in India. The objective is to assess the capacity of these migrants to foster social connections in their newfound urban settings, aiming...

... discrimination and migration policies. Research limitations/implications The findings proffer valuable insights for shaping future research endeavors, accentuating the imperative for diversified studies encompassing underrepresented domains, broader health outcomes and the inclusion of migrant populations...

... by the Chinese Government (Hashmi, 2012). As the exile of the Dalai Lama to India many Tibetans have found refuge in neighboring countries such as India and Nepal. However, their migration has been fraught with challenges and has become a highly politicized issue. One of the biggest challenges is the stateless...

...Gabriella Karakas; Daniel R. du Plooy Purpose Despite the substantial body of international research exploring the effects of forced migration on mental health and the obstacles faced by refugee cohorts in accessing mental health services, there is a lack of in-depth studies specifically focusing...

...Skylab Sahu Purpose This paper aims to analyse the factors influencing migration, the labour migration process and the status of migrant laborers in the informal sector, particularly those working in brick kiln factories. It will shed light on the precarious nature of their work, often...

...Luisa Salaris; Nicola Tedesco Purpose An increasing number of international immigrant workers enter the EU labour market to fill the gap in many key economic sectors. Labour migration often implies a process of family adaptation and, in some cases, a breakdown in the community structure...

...Bresena Kopliku; Elvisa Drishti Purpose The Albanian migration has always reflected a family character, be that before 1945 when Albania was not yet completely isolated, as well as after 1990 when borders were reopened. This feature characterized all types of movement, internal or international...

...Sameen Zafar Purpose There is a considerable gap in the literature examining the effect of parental international migration on children’s health in Pakistan. The author aims to examine the impact of parental international labour migration on the health (anthropometric measures) of children left...

... Licensed re-use rights only Loneliness Migration Perceived discrimination Saudade Sociocultural adaptation The investigation on acculturation and its outcome, adaptation, has generated a large body of research (Berry et al., 2022 ; Lebedeva et al., 2017 ; Peng et...

...Kibrom Adino Abate; Tegegne Derbe Libshwork; Linger Ayele Mersha Purpose The outbreak of covid-19 has affected international migration and remittance and has also narrowed down the opportunities for internal labor migrants. The pandemic has also left internal migrants in a threatening situation...

... is around 600 INR (7 USD) per month. Sometimes we get work, sometimes we don’t get work but we still spend money on traveling.” (58-years-old, female, FGD). Globally, migration has emerged as one of the most important determinants of health. It has a profound impact on access to health and welfare...

... Committee of Ondokuz Mayıs University. Necessary legal permissions were obtained from the Samsun Community Health Directorate to conduct the study in the FHCs and from the Samsun Governorship Provincial Directorate of Migration to conduct a survey study with Arab immigrant women. Permission was obtained...

... in Iran. H3. Perceived freedom has a negative effect on stress. Mental health problems, including depression, are related to poverty, rural–urban migration, stigmatization, domestic violence, workload and stress in many communities. Studies suggest that women are particularly at a higher...

... migration and mental health through a lens of heightened vulnerability, precarious urban spaces and unmet basic needs. Design/methodology/approach Remote interviews were conducted with respondents working in the mental health-care sector (public and private) and with migrant communities in Johannesburg...

...V. Elizabeth King Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe the diversity of trauma Latin American (LA) refugee children in the USA experience across migration. It proposes ways that practitioners and policymakers can use knowledge from existing research to improve services and respect...

... about their post-migration experiences. This study explored the ways relocating to Thailand influenced the lives and mental wellbeing of Shan men, the factors affecting their engagement with Thai society and their responses to opportunities and challenges. Design/methodology/approach Given the lack...

..., as well as the perception that organisations specialised in migration have about how media has communicated the information of COVID-19 and migrant population. Design/methodology/approach The authors have circulated a questionnaire with open questions that covered the four dimensions previously...