Handbook of Culture and Migration

Front Matter
Copyright
Contents
Contributors
Acknowledgements
Preface
1. Handbook of Culture and Migration: an introduction
PART I THEORY AND MOBILITY
2. Ask an “open” question and you’ll get a surprising answer: counter intuitive findings on Mexican migration to the United States
3. Conflict model of migration and perception of human insecurity
4. A culture of mobility? Perspectives on the human rights-based migration government
5. The sexual dimension of migration: from sexual migration to changing lovescapes
6. Kaleidoscopic relations in emerging destinations
7. Mirrored selves: reflections on religious narrative(s) in the lives of migrants
8. Gender and culture of migration
9. Return migration
10. International migration, environment, and climate change dynamics
11. Taste and displacement
PART II NATIONAL PATTERNS
12. Migration policy making in the US
13. Migration of humans versus migration of cultures in the Middle East
14. A framework for understanding migration from Sub-Saharan Africa: transnational and global perspectives
15. International migration from India: an historical overview
16. Situations and challenges: survey on internal ethnic migrants in northwest Hubei in China
17. Labour market integration of immigrants in Finland
PART III TRACING MOBILITIES IN SPACE AND PLACE
18. Contextualizing religiosity and identity in the case of Turkish immigrants in Western Europe
19. Transnational migration, racial economies, and the limitations to membership
20. Transnational migration and the lived experience of class across borders
21. Student and retiree mobilities
22. Violence and resilience across borders
23. Development, migration, and the prospects of ‘betterment’
24. The ‘mobility turn’: economic inequality in refugee livelihoods
25. Remittances and belonging: reading the social meaning of Peruvian migrants’ money
26. Highly skilled migrants and their networks
27. Precarity, migration and extractive labour in the Peruvian Amazon
28. Refugees on the move: resettlement and onward migration in ‘final’ destination countries
29. Where is home? Navigating the complexities of refugee repatriation
30. “They took a piece of my flesh”: transnational motherhood and activism in Tlaxcala, Mexico
31. Virtual village: Zapotec migrants in the digital era
32. Interconnectivities: mobility, food and place
PART IV HEALTH AND MOBILITY
33. Doing good or doing harm? The interrelations between migration, well-being, and mental health
34. Experiences of sociocultural reproduction among migrant women in the Brong-Ahafo Region of Ghana
35. Migration, stress, and physiological dysregulation
Index