| Editorial: Migration and competitiveness: Japan and the United States by Philip L. Martin | Migration and US economic competitiveness by Philip L. Martin | Japanese agricultural competitiveness and migration by Mitsuyoshi Ando, Kenji Horiguchi | Migration and US agricultural competitiveness by Philip L. Martin | The foreign born in the American healthcare workforce: Trends in this century's first decade by B. Lindsay Lowell |Healthcare: The case of Japan by Jun Inoue | Immigration and the tech industry: As a labour shortage remedy, for innovation, or for cost savings? by Norman Matloff | Migration and competitiveness in science and engineering in Japan by Nana Oishi | When the exception becomes the rule: The Spanish citizenship regime by Claudia Finotelli, MariaCaterina La Barbera | Poverty measurement for a binational population by Anita Alves Pena |
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students, scholars who investigate human migration as well as practitioners and
quick dissemination of research in the field through its letter type format enabling
concise sharing of short accounts of research, debates, case 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 co-edited 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.
Migration Letters has been abstracted in indexed by International Bibliography
of the Social Sciences (IBSS), EBSCO Electronic Journals Service (EJS), ProQuest
Social Science Journals, ProQuest Sociology, SCOPUS and Research Papers in
Economics (RePEc).
Abreviated title of Migration Letters: Migrat. Lett.
Migration Letters is published by Migration Letters & The London Publishers in
the UK.
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