This paper explores whether the COVID-19 pandemic has initiated a “re-thinking” of second
home mobilities globally. For a long time, second homes have mainly been seen as a …

That 'a house is not a home'is a rather commonsensical way to portray the difference
between the material bases of our day-to-day social reproduction and its emotional …

International migration profoundly reshapes the urban landscape in sending and receiving
countries. Compared to ethnic enclaves in migrant-receiving metropolises and remittance …

Can diaspora houses be used as a site to explore transnational citizenship? Based on
ethnographic fieldwork in Eritrea, this article shows that different kinds of remittance houses …

This article starts from the empirical observation that many migrants lead lives characterized
by sedentarism, not mobility, within transnational social fields. Migrant belonging is often …

Remittances connect migrants to their homelands, manifest cross-border relations, and
shape the transnational social field. By doing so, they have a transformative effect on both …

The Heritage Corridor argues for a transnational approach to investigating and recording
heritage places that emerge from histories of migration. Addressing the material legacy of …

Social and financial remittances from the Australian Seasonal Worker Programme (SWP)
have transformed the livelihood capabilities of participating households from Timor-Leste …

This article contributes to research on migration and development, in particular to the studies
that seek to move beyond ahistorical approaches and those that seek to explore the long …

Being a guest in the home of someone else is a meaningful experience in several ways,
including the scope it gives for an ethnographic understanding of people's life conditions …