Vol. 19 No. 6 (2022)

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Articles

• The ‘inconfinables’ or the creation of ‘superfluous lives’ in times of crisis

  Laura Odasso, Elisa Fornalé

  739-749

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• Gender and the career trajectories of highly skilled Syrian refugees in Switzerland

  Flavia Cangià, Eric Davoine, Sima Tashtish

  751 – 764

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• Towards a post-autonomy of migration: (Young) refugees between belligerent and peaceful agency

  Laura Otto, Felix Hoffmann

  765 – 779

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• Can collaborative knowledge production decolonize epistemology?

  Sarah Nimführ

  781 – 789

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• Mobility as survival and freedom: Pandemic, Immobility and its implications for women and queer migrants

  Amrita Datta

  791 – 799

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• Out-migration from the Hills of Garhwal Himalaya: a Case Study

  Saurav Kumar

  801 – 818

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• Ukrainian asylum seekers in Latvia: the circumstances of destination choice

  Zane Varpina, Kata Fredheim

  819 – 831

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• Proximity-Sensitive Relative Deprivation and International Migration Intentions

  Amany A. El El Anshasy, Mrittika Shamsuddin, Marina-Selini Katsaiti

  833 – 841

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• Emotional Reflexivity in Social Work with Refugees: Implications from Turkey

  Dilara Özel

  843 – 854

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• Attitudes towards no-European Immigrants in EU: The Role of Legacy Media and New Media

  Venera Tomaselli, Rossana Sampugnaro

  855 – 868

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• Educated Syrian Working Women: Evaluation of the Acculturation Process

  Betül Dilara Şeker

  869 – 879

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• Economic immigration in the secondary segment in Poland taking the example of employees from Ukraine

  Marzena Sylwia Kruk

  881 – 895

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• Segregation, education, and inclusion of European Roma: A demographic analysis

  Krzysztof Czaderny

  897-909

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• Examining the cyclical pattern of remittance flow, migrants stock, and income of 31 pairs of countries with India

  Hemachandra Padhan, Deepak Kumar Behera, Santosh Kumar Sahu, Umakant Dash

  911 – 931

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• Non-salary employment conditions as a factor shaping migration decision-making: an example of workers from Ukraine in Poland

  Maciej Duszczyk, Kamil Matuszczyk

  933 – 942

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• Social Ties and Stricter Immigration Enforcement Influencing Mexican Migrants’ Remitting Behavior

  Jose Luis Collazo Jr

  943 – 956

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• What to Consider While Researching Young Refugees and Migrants: Takeaways from a Field Research in Turkey

  Gokay Ozerim

  957 – 964

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• A Missing Piece: The Absence of Discussion About Integration Policy in the Slovak Migration Discourse

  Radoslav Stefancik, Eva Stradiotova, Terezia Seresova

  965 – 981

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• Book Review: Loftsdóttir, K (2022) We Are All Africans Here: Race, Mobilities, and West Africans in Europe

  Olgu Karan

  983 – 984

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