Migration

The aim of this collection is to provide researchers with a platform to disseminate work that meets rigorous scientific and ethical standards on all aspects of human migration making robust use of qualitative, quantitative or mixed methods. Embracing the interdisciplinary nature of research on migration, it welcomes work anchored in all disciplines, including but not limited to Political Science, Sociology, Anthropology, Economics, Human geography, Demography, Law, History and Social Psychology.

Potential topics and research areas include but are not limited to:

• Policy and Governance
• Theories of migration
• Research methods and Ethics
• Statistics and Big data
• Migration Law and Human rights
• Asylum and Refugee studies
• Citizenship and statelessness
• Employment and welfare
• Education, language and the Arts
• Border studies and securitization
• Mobility studies
• Family Studies
• Gender and intersectional Studies
• Race, Ethnicity, identity and belonging
• Civic and political participation
• Public Opinion
• (Anti-)Racism and xenophobia
• Postcolonial and decolonial studies
• Urban Studies
• Cultural and Religious diversity
• Migration and the environment
• Diaspora and transnationalism

Collection advisors: Jean-Michel Lafleur (University of Liège, Belgium), Laura Morales