NEW ISSUES
October 2011 | Vol. 8 - No. 2
Female flight from remote Northern Territory Aboriginal communities by A. TAYLOR | A
postmodern migrant subjectivity by C. SACCHETTI | Regional distribution of
immigrants in Hungary by G. TOTH and A. KINCSES | Potential of qualitative network
analysis in migration studies by E. SCHEIBELHOFER | National identity and otherness
in Greeks' talk about immigration by M. XENITIDOU | Remittances and Dutch disease?
by E. L. BEJA | Asset ownership of recent immigrants in the US by S. CHATTERJEE and
J. KIM | Diaspora bonds for funding education by S. L. KETKAR and D. RATHA
January 2012 | Vol. 9 - No. 1
Special Issue: Migration and Development, Comparing Mexico-US and
Turkey-Europe | Guest edited by Philip L. Martin & Eugen Stark
Migration, trade, and development: Comparing Mexico-US and Turkey-Europe by P. L.
MARTIN | Macro-environmental factors affecting integration of Turks in Germany and
the Netherlands by G. TOL | Turkish culture of migration: Flows between Turkey and
Germany, socio-economic development and conflict by I. SIRKECI, J. H. COHEN and P.
YAZGAN | Turkey and Europe: The role of migration and trade in economic
development by G. BIFFL | Migration vs. Development: The case of poverty and
inequality in Mexico by A. E. LATAPI | Mexican labour market performance and
emigration by C. PEDERZINI | Immigration and the US farm labour supply by J.
Edward TAYLOR, S. R. BOUCHER, A. SMITH, P.L. FLETCHER and A. YUNEZ-NAUDE
October 2011 | Vol. 8 - No. 2
Female flight from remote Northern Territory Aboriginal communities by A. TAYLOR | A
postmodern migrant subjectivity by C. SACCHETTI | Regional distribution of
immigrants in Hungary by G. TOTH and A. KINCSES | Potential of qualitative network
analysis in migration studies by E. SCHEIBELHOFER | National identity and otherness
in Greeks' talk about immigration by M. XENITIDOU | Remittances and Dutch disease?
by E. L. BEJA | Asset ownership of recent immigrants in the US by S. CHATTERJEE and
J. KIM | Diaspora bonds for funding education by S. L. KETKAR and D. RATHA
January 2012 | Vol. 9 - No. 1
Special Issue: Migration and Development, Comparing Mexico-US and
Turkey-Europe | Guest edited by Philip L. Martin & Eugen Stark
Migration, trade, and development: Comparing Mexico-US and Turkey-Europe by P. L.
MARTIN | Macro-environmental factors affecting integration of Turks in Germany and
the Netherlands by G. TOL | Turkish culture of migration: Flows between Turkey and
Germany, socio-economic development and conflict by I. SIRKECI, J. H. COHEN and P.
YAZGAN | Turkey and Europe: The role of migration and trade in economic
development by G. BIFFL | Migration vs. Development: The case of poverty and
inequality in Mexico by A. E. LATAPI | Mexican labour market performance and
emigration by C. PEDERZINI | Immigration and the US farm labour supply by J.
Edward TAYLOR, S. R. BOUCHER, A. SMITH, P.L. FLETCHER and A. YUNEZ-NAUDE
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encourages quick dissemination of research in the field through its letter type
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studies, book reviews and viewpoints in this multidisciplinary field of social
sciences.
Migration Letters is the first ever letter-type in migration studies following a strict
double blind peer review policy for research articles. It is published three times a
year in January, May and September.
Migration Letters was launched in 2004 and coedited by Ibrahim Sirkeci at
Regent's Centre for Transnational Studies, Regent's College London, UK, Jeffrey
H. Cohen in Department of Anthropology, Ohio State University, US, Elli Heikkila at
Institute of Migration, Turku, Finland and Carla De Tona in Italy.
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the Social Sciences (IBSS), EBSCO Electronic Journals Service (EJS), ProQuest
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