This paper argues for a renewed research agenda on the transnational mobility of young
people across both youth studies and migration studies. We review key literature across …

This article examines the impact of economic inequalities on the individual choices that
North European retirees make when they migrate to Mediterranean countries. It considers a …

Migrants who are privileged by citizenship, class or 'race'are largely still absent from
mainstream migration research and theory; until recently, they were generally assumed to …

While most research into amenity/lifestyle migration still focuses on rural places in the Global
North, it has recently been acknowledged that international North–South migration is a …

In the aftermath of the economic crisis, Lisbon has ascended on to the urban tourism and
international property market with a velocity that is transforming the city. Investor immigration …

Poststructuralist and postcolonial critiques have led to a necessary corrective in the social
sciences, but arguments about difference and incommensurability are also mobilised to put …

This article provides an empirical account of how older Western migrants in Thailand (N: 20)
negotiate, practice, and justify their privilege in Thai society to secure the 'good'life they are …

A highly heterogenous group of actors develops, owns, manages, and purchases tourism
property around the globe. In this paper, we discuss the rise of “tourism‐led rentier …

Methodological nationalism refers to the naturalization of nation-states by the social
sciences, which for a long time equated society with the nation-state and considered …

Discussions on migration and development geography have both suffered from 'ageism': an
overwhelming preoccupation with children and the young in the latter and widespread …