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IMI Working Papers

No. 48 | 2011

Migration systems, pioneers and the role of agency

Oliver Bakewell, Hein de Haas, Agnieszka Kubal

migration systems, agency, emergence, pioneer migrants, migrant networks, social capital

No. 47 | 2011

How the Dutch Government stimulated the unwanted immigration from Suriname

Hans van Amersfoort

post-colonial migration, migration control, the Netherlands, Suriname

No. 46 | 2011

The role of welfare systems in affecting out-migration: The case of Central and Eastern Europe

Lucia Kureková

Central and Eastern Europe, labour markets, labour migration, countries of origin, welfare systems

No. 45 | 2011

The effects of structural factors in origin countries on migration: The case of Central and Eastern Europe

Lucia Kureková

Central and Eastern Europe, labour market imbalances, labour migration, structural change, skills, wage differentials

No. 44 | 2011

Studying international migration in the long(er) and short(er) durée: Contesting some and reconciling other disagreements between the structuration and morphogenesis approaches

Ewa Morawska

structuration, morphogenesis, historical sociology, international migration

No. 43 | 2011

A generic conceptual model for conducting realist qualitative research: Examples from migration studies

Theodoros Iosifides

Qualitative research, critical realism, migration studies

No. 42 | 2011

The positive and the negative: Assessing critical realism and social constructionism as post-positivist approaches to empirical research in the social sciences

Justin Cruickshank

critical realism, meta-theory, problem-solving

No. 41 | 2011

African migrants negotiate ‘home’ and ‘belonging’: Re-framing transnationalism through a diasporic landscape

Naluwembe Binaisa

Ugandan migrants, transnationalism, diaspora, diasporic landscape, African, migrants

No. 40 | 2011

The Indian and Polish Transnational Organisational Fields

Thomas Lacroix

Migrant organisations, transnationalism, transnational organisational fields, UK, , Poland, India

No. 39 | 2011

Non-migrant, sedentary, immobile, or ‘left behind’? Reflections on the absence of migration

Gunvor Jónsson

immobility, West Africa, transnationalism, heuristic devices, analytical frameworks, post-structuralism, gender

No. 38 | 2011

Discussing legal adaptations: Perspectives on studying migrants’ relationship with law in the host country

Agnieszka Kubal

immigration law, legal pluralism, legal culture, migrants’ agency, legal, transnationalism

No. 37 | 2011

Internal and international migration as a response to double deprivation: Some evidence from India

Mathias Czaika

relative deprivation, internal and international migration, India

No. 36 | 2011

Migration and social fractionalization: Double relative deprivation as a behavioural link

Mathias Czaika

International migration, social fractionalization, inequality, relative deprivation, social comparisons

No. 35 | 2011

The role of internal and international relative deprivation in global migration

Mathias Czaika , Hein de Haas

internal and international relative deprivation, absolute deprivation, global migration

No. 34 | 2011

Leaving matters: The nature, evolution and effects of emigration policies

Hein de Haas , Simona Vezzoli

emigration, migration policies, migration determinants, effectiveness, emigration states

No. 33 | 2011

The effectiveness of immigration policies: A conceptual review of empirical evidence

Mathias Czaika, Hein de Haas

immigration, migration policy, migration determinants, effectiveness, political discourse

No. 32 | 2011

The determinants of international migration: Conceptualising policy, origin and destination effects

Hein de Haas

migration, migration determinants, theory, structure, agency, migration policy, , states, effectiveness, substitution effects

No. 31 | 2011

Creating and destroying diaspora strategies

Alan Gamlen

New Zealand, diaspora strategies, multi-sited ethnography, extra-territorial, citizenship, creative destruction, neoliberalism

No. 30 | 2011

Cultural and symbolic dimensions of the migration-development nexus The salience of community

Gabriele Tomei

Migration and development, community, identity, social theory, structureagency

No. 29 | 2011

Sharing the dirty job on the southern front? Italian–Libyan relations on migration and their impact on the European Union

Emanuela Paoletti , Ferruccio Pastore

Libya, Italy, European Union, migration

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