Routledge Handbook of Immigration and Refugee Studies

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Title Page
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Table of Contents
List of figures
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List of contributors
PART I: Key analytical and policy dimensions on migration and asylum
	1 Migration theories: A critical overview
	2 Demography and international migration
	3 Gender and migration
	4 Transnational migration
	5 Cities and migration
	6 Return migration
	7 Migration decision-making
	8 Migration and artificial intelligence
	9 Migration and the pandemic emergency
PART II: Migration and labour market
	10 International migration and US innovation: Insights from the US experience
	11 High-skilled migration in the post-Covid era
	12 Global elite migrations
	13 Migrant entrepreneurship: Self-employment as strategy of economic incorporation
	14 From temporary migrant to labour citizen
	15 Discrimination against immigrants in the labour market
PART III: Migration, families, and welfare
	16 Migration, work, and welfare
	17 Irregular migration and the welfare state: Strange allies?
	18 Global care chains
	19 Family migration and migrant integration
	20 International students in a mobile world
	21 Migration and the health and care sector
PART IV: Cultural diversity, citizenship, and socio-politico integration challenges
	22 Migration, citizenship, and post-national membership
	23 Paradigms lost? Immigrant integration and its discontents
	24 Migration and cultural diversity challenges in the twenty-first century
	25 Inclusion of migrant children in educational systems
	26 Migrants and their cultural world: When things teach us about lives
PART V: Migration and development
	27 Migration and economic remittances: Impact on development
	28 Migration and diasporas: What role in home country development?
	29 Migration and development: A focus on Africa
	30 Migration and development in Asia: A view through the lens of \'Hubs and Hinterlands\'
	31 Asian migration to the Gulf States
	32 Reframing the migration and development question in the twenty-first century
	33 Contested migration and development agendas: contrasting views
from Africa and Europe
PART VI: Asylum and Refugee Studies today
	34 Unmixing migrants and refugees
	35 Refugee Studies has always been critical
	36 Asylum in the twenty-first century: trends and challenges
	37 Environmental change and migration: bringing power and
inequality back in
	38 Climate change and migration: lessons from Oceania
	39 Venezuelans in Latin America: Looking beyond the binary of migrants versus asylum-seekers
	40 Seeking asylum in the Middle East: Lessons from the Syrian crisis
PART VII: Irregular migration
	41 The challenge of irregular migration
	42 Of ‘in
between’ spaces and (un)
interrupted
journeys: transit migration
	43 Migrant smuggling
	44 Sanctuary cities
	45 Exploitation and situations of vulnerability of migrant workers in Europe: Legal and policy responses and challenges
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