Journal of International Migration and Integration

2015 - 2025

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Volume 26, issue 3, 2025

Immigrants’ Sense of Belonging to Canada: The Role of Source-Country Gender Inequality pp. 1249-1276

Max Stick, Lisa Kaida and Feng Hou

Culture Beyond Borders: Does the Culture in the Country of Origin Determine Our Preferences for Redistribution? pp. 1277-1300

Olga Griaznova

Interventions Promoting Positive Mental Health for Migrant and Refugee Adults in the Community: A Scoping Review pp. 1301-1337

Sandra Marisa Barbosa Alpuim-Gonçalves, Ana Sofia Martins Ferreira Canedo Garrido, Georgina Casanova Garrigos, Carme Ferré-Grau, Sandra Cristina Santos Sousa and Carlos Alberto Cruz Sequeira

Migrants’ Trust in the Swedish Migration Agency: Exploring Influencing Factors Through Large-Scale Survey Data pp. 1339-1360

Carolin Schütze

Reaching the Waiting Room: An Analysis of Migrants’ Compliance Process with Quebec’s Two-Step Permanent Residency Program pp. 1361-1382

Capucine Coustere, Danièle Bélanger and Charles Fleury

Refugees as Labor: Post World War II Displaced Persons in Australia, Canada, and the USA pp. 1383-1406

David W. Haines

How Do Intergroup Contact and Cultural Racism Shape Anti-Muslim Sentiment in Europe? pp. 1407-1433

Aaron Ponce

Filipino Migrant and Returnee Nurses Resisting and Adapting to the Pressures of Becoming “Ideal Migrants” pp. 1435-1460

Georgia Spiliopoulos and Sondra Cuban

Reflecting on Departure Among Irregular Transit Migrants in Europe pp. 1461-1487

Vojtěch Jochim and Lucie Macková

Experiences of Social Workers and Educators Working with a Minority Immigrant Group: The Case of Ethiopian Jews in Israel pp. 1489-1510

Shelly Engdau-Vanda and Meital Simhi

Immigrant Single Mothers in Germany: An Intersectional Perspective on a Group at Risk pp. 1511-1546

Linda Maciejewski and Niklas Harder

Policy-Related Stress and Mental Health among Immigrants in the United States pp. 1547-1566

Mary Lehman Held, Michael T. Zuch and Eliza Galvez

Diverging Ethnic Hierarchies? Cultural Distance, Right-Wing Authoritarianism, and Social Distance Perceptions in the Netherlands pp. 1567-1593

Hannah Soiné and Bram Lancee

Understanding the Prevalence and Factors Associated with Accessing Public Housing Programs: Findings from the 2019 Annual Survey of Refugees pp. 1595-1617

Edson Chipalo, Ikenna Obasi Odii, Nick Horace Ogutu and Loretta Ching’andu

Migration Intermediation and Ethical Boundary Work: the Case of Italy’s Legal-Administrative Field pp. 1619-1641

Paola Bonizzoni, Fabio Blasis and Giacomo Lampredi

The Perceptions About the Immigration Phenomenon Communicated Through Social Media Platforms in Italy pp. 1643-1668

Elena Ambrosetti and Sara Miccoli

“Girls Blended in, While Boys Had to Fight:” Gendered Integration Scripts Among (Ex)Soviet Immigrant Adolescents in Israel’s Geo-Social Periphery pp. 1669-1688

Larissa Remennick and Anna Prashizky

Employment as a Strategic Pathway for Refugee and Host Youth Integration in Uganda pp. 1689-1731

Cedric Marvin Nkiko and Frank Ahimbisibwe

Qualitative Research on the Match/Mismatch in Perceptions of Successful Aging and Lived Experiences Among Older Burundian Refugees in the USA pp. 1733-1757

Jonix Owino and Heather Fuller

You Can Go Your Own Way: How Transit-Country Migration Attitudes Are Influenced by European Union Ideals pp. 1759-1784

Dastid Morina, Ridvan Peshkopia and D. Stephen Voss

Redefining Success and Resilience: The Professional Integration of Highly Skilled African Immigrants in Quebec pp. 1785-1806

Charles Gyan, Jen Hinkkala and Allan Kasapa

Lamentable Letting Go: Emotional Detachment Identity Work by Sri Lankan Skilled Immigrant Women in Australia pp. 1807-1832

Gayani Gunasekera, Mario Fernando and James Reveley

A Regime Approach to Refugee Comparisons: Canada’s Responses to Syria, Afghanistan, and Ukraine pp. 1833-1855

Nathan T. B. Ly and Monica Boyd

Socioeconomic Adaptation of Bangladeshi Immigrants in the United States pp. 1857-1893

Philip Q. Yang and Morsheda Akhter

Unveiling Subtle (Negative) Attitudes Towards Immigration in Spain in the Post-COVID Era: Challenges for Policymakers pp. 1895-1919

Cecilia Estrada-Villaseñor, Antonio Rúa and Mercedes Fernández

Personality Characteristics as Predictors of Temporary Labor Migration Intentions and The Moderating Role of Family Influence: A Case of Prospective Ugandan Female Migrant Domestic Workers to Saudi Arabia pp. 1921-1946

Eria Wambi, Cornelius J. König, Nida ul H. Bajwa and Martin M. Baluku

The Nazi “Heim ins Reich” Programme from Lands of Oversea Migration and German Deportees from Canada and the United States pp. 1947-1961

Grant W. Grams

Cross-border Flows: Exploring Remittance Patterns in Punjab’s International Migration pp. 1963-1985

Harleen Gill

Rethinking Digital Inequalities: a Quantitative Study on E-Government Use by Nepali Immigrants in Canada pp. 1987-2017

Bhanu Bhakta Acharya, Daniel J. Paré and Dinesh Gajurel

Physically Here, Mentally There? A Study of Transnational Links and Civic Engagement Among Migrants in the USA pp. 2019-2044

Nadia Eldemerdash

Volume 26, issue 2, 2025

Acculturation Orientations Among Immigrant-Origin Youth: How is Acculturation Associated with Self-Esteem, Sense of Belonging, and Discrimination? pp. 669-697

Rekar Abdulhamed and Kirsti Lonka

The Housing Experiences of Temporary Foreign Workers (TFWs) in Canada: Examining Issues Through a Systematic Literature Review pp. 699-741

Desmond Ofori Oklikah, Teresa Abada, Lindi Jahiu, Senanu Kwasi Kutor and Godwin Arku

“I Was One of Them”: The Journey of Return Migrants Becoming Subagents in Kerala’s Recruitment Networks pp. 743-770

Anurupa Bhattacharjee and Princy Thomas

Central Capabilities to Well-Being in the Context of Forced Migration: A Scoping Review of Capability Approach-Based Literature pp. 771-790

Areen Nassar

Pathways to Integration and Language Acquisition: A Comparative Analysis of Refugee Children’s Social Integration and Foreign Language Difficulty in Lebanon and Australia pp. 791-811

Mohammad Hammoud

Agitation Strategies of Anti-immigrant: The Populist and Neoliberal Lens pp. 813-840

Mehmet Nazım Uygur and Selahaddin Bakan

Approved, Denied, or on Backlog: Issuance Rates, Trends, and Status of T and U Non-immigrant Visas in the United States pp. 841-853

Alexa Bejinariu

Intercultural Parenting: The Struggle to Get the Best of Both Worlds pp. 855-872

Wei Liu and Xiaobing Lin

The Impact of COVID-19 on Immigration Attitudes in the US pp. 873-900

Guadalupe Madrigal and Stuart Soroka

Migration Experiences and Mental Health of Older Latin American Immigrants in Australia pp. 901-922

Raúl Hormazábal-Salgado, Dean Whitehead, Abdi D. Osman and Danny Hills

Harmonising Cosmopolitanism and Communitarianism: Goals of EU Labour Migration Policy pp. 923-953

Nella Popović and Ana Petek

Mental Health of Older Latin-American Immigrants: an Integrative Review pp. 955-985

Raúl Hormazábal-Salgado, Abdi D. Osman, Dean Whitehead and Danny Hills

Surviving the Shadows: Armed Conflict Exposure and Forced Displacement Experience of Cameroonian Refugees in Southern Nigeria pp. 987-1005

Bernard Attah-Otu

Settlement Intentions of Ukrainian Pre-War and Forced Migrants in Poland: Challenges for Migrant Integration Policy at the Local Level pp. 1007-1035

Marcin Gońda

Intersections of Peace: Refugee Children’s Unique Perspectives Through Storytelling and Arts-Based Methods pp. 1037-1063

Sarra Boukhari

Experiences of Acculturation Stress in First-Generation Immigrant Children: Examining the Relationship Among Acculturation Stress, Depression, and Family Dynamics pp. 1065-1084

Myles Allen, Belinda Armenta, Elizabeth R. Watters, Laleh Aflatooni and Laurie Sorenson

Intimate Partner Violence During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Study About Dynamics and Help-Seeking Experiences of Immigrant Women in Portugal pp. 1085-1115

Joana Neiva, Ana Lúcia Silva and Mariana Gonçalves

Educational Travel: The Role of Gender Stereotypes Shaping Students’ Transformative Experience pp. 1117-1136

Karla Quintero and Konstantina Zerva

A Transnational Educator’s Conocimiento Journey pp. 1137-1153

Kiyomi Umezawa

Toward a Critical Phenomenology of Vulnerability: Experiences of Young Refugees Building a Life in Luxembourg pp. 1155-1176

Amalia Gilodi, Isabelle Albert and Birte Nienaber

A Systematic Review of the Digital Divide Experienced by Migrant Women pp. 1177-1204

Kwok Kin Fung, Chi Yuen Lai, Suet Lin Hung, Yue Yu and Langjie He

Am I Discriminated Against? Explaining Immigrants’ Perceived Discrimination by First Name and Ethnic Origin pp. 1205-1222

Karin Amit and Pnina Dolberg

Changes in Immigrant Population Prevalence and High Violent Crime Rates in Swedish Municipalities pp. 1223-1243

Jerzy Sarnecki, Amber L. Beckley, Sofia Wikman, Lars Westfelt, My Lilja, Hernan Mondani, Emy Bäcklin and Amir Rostami

Correction to: First Impressions Matter: Feeling Welcome and Onward Migration Intentions of Highly Skilled Migrants pp. 1245-1245

Julia Reinold and Melissa Siegel

Correction to: A Working Framework on Multinational Mobility: Haitians’ Post-2010 Journeys from South America to Mexico pp. 1247-1247

Luis Alfredo Arriola Vega

Volume 26, issue 1, 2025

Unveiling the Active Role of Skilled Immigrant Women as Intermediaries and Developers: A Case Study in Batumi, Georgia pp. 1-23

Tatiana Sitchinava

From Identity Integration to Civic Integration: A Multidimensional Framework of Integration to Unveil Pathways to Civic Engagement Through the Global Perspective pp. 25-51

Zhenxiang Chen

The Impact of Input in Scientific Research and Experimental Development on the Survival of Immigrant Firms in Canada pp. 53-76

Nong Zhu and Jianwei Zhong

The Key to Success? Social Network Brokerage in Buddy Programmes for Newly Arrived Migrants in the Flemish Region of Belgium pp. 77-99

Gaëlle Mortier, Stijn Oosterlynck and Peter Raeymaeckers

Digital Supports for Immigrant Professionals’ Settlement and Information Needs: Developing a Wiki-Style Tool with Intersectional, Targeted Content pp. 101-125

Odessa Gonzalez Benson, Fatemeh Kazemi, Katerina Palova and Anusha Kassan

Acculturation and Well-being among Migrant Populations: A Systematic Review pp. 127-174

Ana Maria Teodora Andronic and Ticu Constantin

Employability Assessment of Emigrant Gulf Returnees: The Case of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries pp. 175-211

Chinnu Thomas, Ajithakumari Vijayappan Nair Biju and Ratheesh R

Migrant Work Conditions and Health Status—A Longitudinal Study on ‘Dirty Work’ Among Undocumented and Newly Regularized Workers pp. 213-233

Mariya Lenko, Jan-Erik Refle, Claudine Burton-Jeangros, Julien Fakhoury, Liala Consoli and Yves Jackson

Refugee Integration in Germany: The Interplay of Othering, Digital Exclusion, and Identity Negotiation pp. 235-254

Miriam Berg

“It Sounds Like You Don’t Want to Help Me”: How Everyday Bordering in Settlement Services Impacts Immigrant Women in Canada pp. 255-277

Catherine Schmidt and Rupaleem Bhuyan

Examining the Moderated-Mediation Role of the Financial Sector and Institutional Quality in the Relationship Between Remittances and Economic Growth in Developing Countries pp. 279-316

Nayab Karim, Muhammad Tariq and Muhammad Azam Khan

Contestation of State Role in Ethnoscapes: A Contrast Between Community Centrism and Dirigisme in Little India Governance pp. 317-335

Nagathisen Katahenggam, Preveena Balakrishnan, Victor Eng-lye Wee, Puvaneswaran Kunasekaran and Neethiahnanthan M. Ari Ragavan

Motivational Factors for Civic Engagements in a Host Nation: Centering on Koryuin Migrants in South Korea pp. 337-358

Ahnlee Jang, Mihwa Park and YooJung Kim

Immigrant Selectivity and Educational Outcomes of Immigrant Children: A Temporal Perspective pp. 359-376

Yariv Feniger, Anastasia Gorodzeisky, Eyal Bar-Haim and Hanna Ayalon

A Paradox of Inclusion in Cities: Homemaking of Refugees and Natives in Urban Space pp. 377-400

Meral Gezici Yalçın and Nebi Ekrem Düzen

Assimilation or Striking a Bicultural Balance? Acculturation Profiles Among Turkish Immigrant Parents in Four European Countries pp. 401-422

Ryanne J. R. M. Francot, Ayça Alaylı, Martine L. Broekhuizen and Paul P. M. Leseman

Well Yes, but Actually No! Perceptions of Colombian Informal Workers About Venezuelan Immigration pp. 423-443

Omid Alizadeh Afrouzi

The Insecurity of Irregular Migrants: Criminal Acts Against Afghans in the Turkish–Iranian Borderland pp. 445-465

Alper Ekmekcioğlu and Ayşe Dere

Immigrant-Native Wage Gap in Sweden: Do Personality Traits Matter? pp. 467-489

Wazah Pello-Esso, Ulf-G. Gerdtham, Sara Larsson Lönn, Jan Sundquist and Kristina Sundquist

Crime Victimization, Immigrants, and Public Opinion in Ghana: A Micro-level Analysis pp. 491-511

Michael K. Dzordzormenyoh

Integration of Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Europe: A Scoping Review of Interventions pp. 513-541

Carol Namata, Eleni Hatzidimitriadou and Edyta Mccallum

First Impressions Matter: Feeling Welcome and Onward Migration Intentions of Highly Skilled Migrants pp. 543-571

Julia Reinold and Melissa Siegel

(In)stability of the Professional Trajectories of Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Belgium pp. 573-599

Natacha Zimmer

Economic Integration of Refugees in the USA: A Scoping Review Using the Socio-Ecological Model (2007–2023) pp. 601-638

Meschelle Linjean, Wooksoo Kim, Christopher St. Vil, Robert M. Adelman, Marie A. Cannon and Jacqueline Hall

Nested [Broader-Selective] Integration of South Asians: Mediating Role of Language and Ethnic Networks pp. 639-667

Kashif Raza