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Hermes is coordinating the Research Stream at the European Sociological Association (University of Lisbon on Sept. 2nd-5th, 2009) on “Research Methods in Ethnic and Migration Studies”. Deadline for abstracts is 26 February 2009! Please check for more details [http://www.esa9thconference.com/] or contact us!
A selection ...of accepted papers will be published in a special issue of the journal 'Migration Letters' (http://www.migrationletters.com/call.htm
A selection ...of accepted papers will be published in a special issue of the journal 'Migration Letters' (http://www.migrationletters.com/call.htm
Selected papers: To be published in a special issue in 2010!
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Migration Letters NEW SPECIAL ISSUE on the Costs of Transnational Migration guest edited by Martha W. Rees - April 2009
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Dear Colleagues,
We are seeking contributions to a special issue on biographical approaches in migration research. The special issue is guest edited by Theodoros Iosifides of the University of Aegean (Greece) and Deborah Sporton of the University of Sheffield (UK).
The call for papers is available on the journal website... through the following link:
http://www.migrationletters.com/Call_for
Please forward this call to your colleagues and students who might be interested in contributing. Your contributions are also strongly encouraged. Please also feel free to forward this to your own networks and email lists.
All the best
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We are seeking contributions to a special issue on biographical approaches in migration research. The special issue is guest edited by Theodoros Iosifides of the University of Aegean (Greece) and Deborah Sporton of the University of Sheffield (UK).
The call for papers is available on the journal website... through the following link:
http://www.migrationletters.com/Call_for
Please forward this call to your colleagues and students who might be interested in contributing. Your contributions are also strongly encouraged. Please also feel free to forward this to your own networks and email lists.
All the best
www.migrationletters.com
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[Migration Letters], Volume 5, No 2, October 2008 - content alert
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FORTHCOMING ISSUE!
Volume 5 Number 2
October 2008
Editorial: Migration and Migration Letters
IBRAHIM SIRKECI, JEFFREY H. COHEN, ELLI HEIKKILA
Close encounters of the deadly kind: Gender, migration, and
border (in)security
ANNA OCHOA O'LEARY
Immigrant redistribution and life course trigger events:
Evidence from US interstate ...migration
GORDON F. DE JONG, DEBORAH R. GRAEFE
The internal migration propensities and net migration
patterns of ethnic groups in Britain
JOHN STILLWELL, SERENA HUSSAIN, PAUL NORMAN
Boats, planes and trains: British migration, mobility and
transnational experience
NEIL LUNT
The silent woman: the representation of sex trafficking in the
contemporary British detective novel
ELIZABETH ALLEN
The determinants of labour market earnings for Bulgarian
migrants: Some micro-level evidence from Madrid, Spain
EUGENIA MARKOVA, BARRY REILLY
Net migration estimates for Greece by age, sex and
citizenship, 1991-2001
CLEON TSIMBOS
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Volume 5 Number 2
October 2008
Editorial: Migration and Migration Letters
IBRAHIM SIRKECI, JEFFREY H. COHEN, ELLI HEIKKILA
Close encounters of the deadly kind: Gender, migration, and
border (in)security
ANNA OCHOA O'LEARY
Immigrant redistribution and life course trigger events:
Evidence from US interstate ...migration
GORDON F. DE JONG, DEBORAH R. GRAEFE
The internal migration propensities and net migration
patterns of ethnic groups in Britain
JOHN STILLWELL, SERENA HUSSAIN, PAUL NORMAN
Boats, planes and trains: British migration, mobility and
transnational experience
NEIL LUNT
The silent woman: the representation of sex trafficking in the
contemporary British detective novel
ELIZABETH ALLEN
The determinants of labour market earnings for Bulgarian
migrants: Some micro-level evidence from Madrid, Spain
EUGENIA MARKOVA, BARRY REILLY
Net migration estimates for Greece by age, sex and
citizenship, 1991-2001
CLEON TSIMBOS
Read More
