Journal of International Migration and Integration

2015 - 2024

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Volume 25, issue 3, 2024

Claiming Time: Refugees and Asylum Seekers Dealing with the Production of Different Temporal Regimes by Asylum and Reception Policies pp. 1097-1104

Giuliana Sanò, Giulia Storato and Francesco Della Puppa

Contested Appropriations: Informal Migrant Settlements as Ambiguous Spaces Beyond Temporal Borders pp. 1105-1131

Sebastian Benedikt

Historical Layers of Refugee Reception in Border Areas of Italy: Crossroads of Transit and Temporalities of (Im)mobility pp. 1133-1152

Stefano degli Uberti and Roberta Altin

“Time is on me”: Entangled Temporalities Between Italy and the Gambia pp. 1153-1168

Viola Castellano

‘Plenty of Time, Out of Time’. Plurality of Timing in the Italian Asylum Reception System. Outcomes from the Field pp. 1169-1185

Silvia Pitzalis

“How much more time do you need?”: Anthropological-Legal Reflections on the Impact of Chronopolitics for Asylum Seekers in Italy: Alasan’s Story pp. 1187-1202

Stefania Spada

Exploring Imagined Temporalities in Resettlement Workers’ Narratives: Renegotiating Temporal and Emotional Boundaries in Post-Brexit Britain pp. 1203-1222

Leona Forde, Mark McGovern and Lisa Moran

Claiming Time Within Migrations pp. 1223-1229

Giuliana Sanò, Giulia Storato and Francesco Della Puppa

Epilogue: ‘Claiming Time’ Special Issue pp. 1231-1247

Melanie Griffiths

When National Origins Equal Socio-economic Background: The Effect of the Ethno-class Parental Background on the Education of Children Coming of Age in Switzerland pp. 1249-1274

Eduardo Guichard, Milena Chimienti, Claudio Bolzman and Jean-Marie Goff

Intermediary Organizations for Diaspora Philanthropy: A Systematic Literature Review pp. 1275-1298

Ximeng Chen and Bruce Sanford

On Migrants’ Identification Issues In Italy: The Case Of Trafficked Women Within Mixed Migration Flows1 pp. 1299-1324

Francesca Cimino and Paola Degani

Understanding Gaps in Supports for Trafficked Migrants in Canada: A Discursive Analysis pp. 1325-1349

Sasha Baglay, Idil Atak and Varka Kalaydzhieva

Reintegration Programs and the Willingness of Displaced Persons to Return Home: Analyzing the Role of Social Infrastructure in North-East Nigeria pp. 1351-1380

Paul O. Adekola, Giuseppe T. Cirella and Gracie Brownell

Supporting People Seeking Asylum in the Australian Community: A Service Provider Perspective pp. 1381-1401

Kehla Lippi, Hayley McKenzie, Fiona H. McKay and Lisa Hanna

“We Never Say We Are Integrating People!” Interpretative Repertoires of Integration Among Local Stakeholders in Sweden pp. 1403-1421

Mona Hemmaty, Jacob Lind, Christina Hansen and Nadeen Khoury

“How Long Are You Gonna Stay?” Implications of Residents’ Perceptions of Refugees’ Occupational Future Time Perspective in Receiving Countries pp. 1423-1443

Lena Niemann, Hanna Naudascher, Umay Kuyumcu and Guido Hertel

Policy Diffusion and Regionalization of Immigration: Canada’s International Student Migration Policy Landscape pp. 1445-1477

Alexandra M. Bozheva

From Integration Policies to Belonging: Local Integration Workers’ Boundary Construction Concerning Immigrants in Rural Areas pp. 1479-1499

Marja Enbuska

Pre-Employment Mentoring Programs and Immigrant Labor Market Integration pp. 1501-1524

Hui Zhang and Luciara Nardon

Acculturation Preferences in the Asturian Educational Context: A Study on the Direct and Interactive Effects of Gender and Stereotypes at School pp. 1525-1546

Lorena Estupinan-Mesa, Fernando Senar-Morera, Isabel Hevia-Artime and Alberto Fernández-Costales

Feeling at Home? A Dynamic Analysis of the Impact of Discrimination, Refugee-Specific, and Participation Characteristics on Recently Arrived Refugees’ Belonging pp. 1547-1569

Roxy Damen, Jaco Dagevos and Willem Huijnk

“Let the State Decide It All for Me”: The Role of Migration and Integration Policy in the Decision-Making of Ukrainian Refugee Women in Germany pp. 1571-1591

Valeria Lazarenko

Examining the Impact of Conscript Service on the Labour Market Integration of Migrants pp. 1593-1613

Ilona Bontenbal, Reetta Riikonen and Jarkko Kosonen

On the Psychodynamics of Wearing a Headscarf Among Young Muslim Women Living in Germany—New Heterogeneous Poles of Subjectivity pp. 1615-1643

Lena Barth, Kostja Wacker, Necip Yurddas, Paul Kaiser, Gonca Tuncel-Langbehn, Barbara Ruettner and Lutz Goetzmann

The Impact of Post-migration Support for Refugees’ Job Acquirement in the U.S pp. 1645-1665

Wonhyung Lee and Jeesoo Jung

Discussing the Role of Aspirations in Migrant Integration: The Case Study of 1980s Polish Emigrants’ Adaptation in Western Europe pp. 1667-1686

Magdalena Wnuk

Intergenerational Contact in Refugee Settlement Contexts: Results from a Systematic Mapping Review and Analysis pp. 1687-1713

Erika Kalocsányiová, Ryan Essex, Rania Hassan, Marianne Markowski, Latefa Narriman Guemar, Mataz Kazmouz, Christine Locke, Guuleed Muhamud, Edith Ntabyera and Peter Vogel

Volume 25, issue 2, 2024

Immigration Status and School Performance at the Primary and Secondary Levels of Cameroonian Pupils Aged 6 to 20: a Decomposition Analysis pp. 485-507

Marcellin Stéphane Bella Ngadena and Henri Ngoa Tabi

Transnational Judicial Practice in the People’s Republic of China: Resolution of Transmigrants’ Legal Disputes pp. 509-528

Lin Sheng and Trent Bax

The Differential Inclusion of Migrant Farmworkers’ and the Landscape of Support in a Migrant-intensive Region in Ontario, Canada pp. 529-552

Glynis George and Erika Borrelli

Virtual Ethnography of Female Migrants: a WhatsApp Group as a Support Tool During Their Migration Process pp. 553-571

Adriana Calvo, Maite Aurrekoetxea-Casaus and Erika Borrajo

Empirical Consequences of Normative Inadequacies: The Principle of Temporary Refuge and Protection Gaps pp. 573-594

Maciej Grześkowiak

Lived Experiences of Skilled Indian Women Immigrants (SIWI) Navigating the COVID-19 Pandemic: Immigration Trajectories to Canada pp. 595-619

Urmi Nanda Biswas, Belinda Leach, Parisha Jijina and Ashika Niraula

Exploring Migration Determinants: a Meta-Analysis of Migration Drivers and Estimates pp. 621-643

Akira Soto Nishimura and Mathias Czaika

The Effects of Three Facets of National Identity and Other Socioeconomic Traits on Attitudes Towards Immigrants pp. 645-672

Alessandro Indelicato and Juan Carlos Martín

Journey of Violence: Refugee Women’s Experiences Across Three Stages and Places pp. 673-693

Gabriela Mesquita Borges

Many Faces of Omar: Integrative Multimodal Analysis of a Story of Migration Found on YouTube: Focus on Positioning pp. 695-713

Sarali Gintsburg and Orit Sônia Waisman

Stay a While: the Retention of Immigrants in Rural Canada pp. 715-736

Michael Haan, Yuchen Li and Lindsay Finlay

Parenting Competences Among Migrant Families Living at Psychosocial Risk in Spain pp. 737-758

Marco Martins, Rita Pinto, Marija Živković and Lucía Jiménez

Afghan Women Refugees Enduring Domestic Violence Despite Finding Sanctuary in the UK pp. 759-774

Fatemeh Azizi, Pauline Lane and Melanie Boyce

Camp-Based Refugees’ Adherence to the COVID-19 Protocols at the Peak and Post-Peak of the Pandemic in Two Camps in Ghana pp. 775-798

Barbara Sakyi, Samuel K. M. Agblorti and Fiifi Amoako Johnson

What is the Relationship Between the Perceived Quality of Neighbourhood and the Self-reported Life Satisfaction in Immigrants Versus Natives in Europe? pp. 799-826

Elena Ambrosetti and Angela Paparusso

Medicaid Expansion Through the Affordable Care Act and Interstate Mobility of Low-Income Immigrants: Welfare Magnet or Myth? pp. 827-860

Tsewang Rigzin

Immigrants’ Social Relations with Neighbours: Does the Population Density of the Neighbourhood Matter? pp. 861-885

Max Stick, Christoph Schimmele, Maciej Karpinski and Amélie Arsenault

Blossoming Through Creativity: Unveiling Sense of Belonging Among Ukrainian and Syrian Refugee Women in Ontario pp. 887-910

Areej Al-Hamad, Kateryna Metersky, Henry Parada, Yasin Yasin, Molly Hingorani and Caitlin Gare

Multiple Origins and Multiple Destinations: The Fertility of Immigrant Women in Europe pp. 911-932

Eleonora Mussino and Stefano Cantalini

Canada (Live-in) Caregiver Program (LCP) and Care Workers’ Lived Experiences: A Systematic Literature Review pp. 933-971

Desmond Ofori Oklikah, Teresa Abada and Godwin Arku

Unfamiliarities, Uncertainties, and Ambivalent Long-Term Intentions: Conceptualizing International Student-Migrant Settlement and Integration pp. 973-996

Lisa Ruth Brunner, Karun Kishor Karki, Negar Valizadeh, Takhmina Shokirova and Capucine Coustere

Socio-occupational Paths of Polish and Lithuanian Returning Migrants: Sequence Analysis of Survey Data with the Use of TraMineR for R pp. 997-1025

Olga Czeranowska and Dominika Winogrodzka

Conceptual Networks and the Representation of the Syrian Refugees in the UNHCR Press Releases Between 2011 and 2021 pp. 1027-1042

Ines Ghachem

An Analysis of 287(g) Program Memorandums of Agreement pp. 1043-1071

Wesley S. McCann, Francis D. Boateng and Kelsey Schimchak

Attitudes Towards Syrian Refugees in Türkiye: Does Cosmopolitanism Matter? pp. 1073-1095

Oznur Ozdamar, Eleftherios Giovanis and Sacit Hadi Akdede

Volume 25, issue 1, 2024

Temporary Employment of First-Generation Migrants in the Netherlands pp. 1-35

Giacomo Boffi

The Economic Performance of Reunited Families in Switzerland, 2013–2018 pp. 37-60

Juan Galeano and Roxane Gerber

Local Contact and Sense of Belonging to the Host Society Among Highly Educated Migrants pp. 61-84

Lin Xue, Eric Fong and Shafei Gu

“I was Basically Deaf-Mute. I felt like a Stranger”: Exploring the Role of Language in Older Migrants’ Sense of Home pp. 85-107

Micheline Phlix, Ann Petermans, An-Sofie Smetcoren and Jan Vanrie

Education and Inter-Ethnic Attitudes among Recent Immigrants in the Netherlands pp. 109-131

Paolo Velásquez

Cultivating Integration via Placemaking: an ArcGIS StoryMap and Inventory of Refugee-Centered Farming Organizations in the USA pp. 133-154

Frida Foss, Cerian Gibbes and Emily Skop

Aid Worker’s Perceptions of Psychological First Aid amid Border Externalization in Mexico pp. 155-170

John Doering-White

Heritage in Diaspora-Forming Processes: Encounters of Local Ukrainians and Migrants from Ukraine in Poland pp. 171-190

Patrycja Trzeszczyńska, Grzegorz Demel and Blanka Błaszczak-Rozenbaum

‘This is what it is like to be church’: the Church of Sweden’s conditions for work with newly arrived refugees pp. 191-207

Linda Vikdahl, David Gunnarsson and Sofia Larsson

Maternal Mental Health in Refugees and Migrants: a Comprehensive Systematic Review pp. 209-222

Lígia Moreira Almeida, Ana Raquel Moutinho, Florencia Siciliano, Jorge Leite and José Peixoto Caldas

Are Women the “Keepers of the Culture”? A Study on the Gender-Specific Transmission and Development of Mainstream and Ethnic Identities using Latent Growth Curve Models pp. 223-255

Randy Stache

Framing Asylum at the Local Level: Experts’ Narratives of Conflictual Dynamics in the Post-Reception Period in Italy pp. 257-279

Iraklis Dimitriadis and Maurizio Ambrosini

Exposure to Violence and Migration from Mexico to the United States pp. 281-307

Scott J. South, Katherine Trent and Soojin Han

Examining the Motivations Underlying International Students’ Migration Behaviors: the Case of Master’s Students in Spain pp. 309-329

Rita Rueff-Lopes, Josep Sayeras and Ferran Velasco

Rethinking International Migration in Punjab: A Push–Pull-Mooring Framework pp. 331-358

Amanpreet Kaur and Prabhjot Kaur

How Immigrant Shopkeepers in Johannesburg Townships Succeed: A Customer's Eye View pp. 359-389

Sikhumbuzo Maisela

Black Immigrants, Exposure to Police Violence, and Support for Black Lives Matter: Insights from the 2016 US Collaborative Multiracial Post-Election Survey pp. 391-420

Kevin J. A. Thomas, Aggie J. Yellow Horse and Edward D. Vargas

“It is not just about my work, my identities count”: the Influence of Intersectional Identities on the Employment Experiences of Black African Immigrant Women in Ontario, Canada pp. 421-442

Joyceline Amoako, Ellen MacEachen, Warren Dodd and Kimberly Lopez

Community Agency as Infrastructure for Cultural Responsiveness: Learning from the Success of a Socially Excluded Community of Mountain Jews pp. 443-463

Gila Amitay and Orna Shemer

Pre-migration and Post-migration Protective Factors in Refugee Resettlement—a Qualitative Study pp. 465-481

Saman Essa, Julika Kaplan, Sally Huang, Natalie Lazarescou, Sophia Banu, Ye Beverly Du and Srijana Shrestha

Correction to: Welcoming and Generative Local Welfare as an Agent for Territorial Development: A Case Study from Southern Italy pp. 483-483

Alice Lomonaco, Maurizio Bergamaschi, Pierluigi Musarò and Paola Parmiggiani