After decades of scholarly optimism that the immigration reforms that swept across the
Global North in the postwar era had ushered in a new age of non-discriminatory migration …

The introduction to this special issue traces class at the interface between migration policy
and migrant strategies. Scholarship on the politics of migration and citizenship has thus far …

This special issue examines the increase in scale and intensity of merit-based (im) migration
policies as a means to revive aging populations and boost national economies in countries …

Contemporary nationalism in the West tends to be understood in ethnic terms and
associated with a bottom-up reaction to disliked effects of globalization, in particular …

This new, fully updated edition of Global Migration provides students with a thorough and
grounded understanding of multiple dimensions of migration, including labour markets …

As notions of human capital and personal autonomy have become integral to constructions
of social membership, we have witnessed the incursion of market mechanisms into many …

Canada is often praised for successfully integrating ethnically diverse immigrants into its
multicultural nation, so successful indeed that the country has been considered an exception …

Over the past twenty-five years, Germany has seen substantial shifts towards more robust
and expansive migration and integration policies addressing immigration primarily as a …

This article examines how highly skilled immigrants from Poland become middle-class in
Germany through a transnational and intersectional lens. Hence, it asks what is the middle …

Residence by investment (RBI) programmes, or 'golden visa'schemes, are now found in half
of European Union member states. Yet no empirical studies have tested the economic …