Search for books. Displaying 1 - 50 of MRS No. Authored by Sarah Zingg, this Migration Research Series paper aims to improve the understanding of the interlinkages between climate change and conflict by providing a synthesis analysis of research on the topic. It more particularly explores four main factors identified as mechanisms through which… Read More. Authored by Jeremaiah M.
Opiniano, this Migration Research Series paper explores some of the impacts of the COVID pandemic on Filipino overseas migrants and the responses and measures adopted by the Philippines in It reviews the main implications and challenges that were raised by the… Read More. Authored by Katharine M. Donato, Lisa Singh, Ali Arab, Elizabeth Jacobs and Douglas Post, this Migration Research Series paper builds on prior studies of migration misinformation by analysing Twitter conversations in Spanish, the fourth most widespread language in the world.
The paper assesses the… Read More. Authored by Ruth A. Authored by Sam Grundy and Sarah Zingg, this Migration Research Series paper discusses the role of the community stabilization approach to transition away from humanitarian crises in order to lay the ground for attaining durable solutions for displaced persons and, ultimately, operationalize the… Read More. Authored by Niva Shrestha, Joelle Mak and Cathy Zimmerman, this Migration Research Series paper explores the concepts of stigma and empowerment through the perceptions and experiences of 55 prospective Nepalese women labour migrants.
The results of this qualitative study show that migration can… Read More. Authored by Maruja M. Asis, this Migration Research Series paper provides an overview of the repatriation of overseas Filipino workers under the COVID pandemic. While noting the Philippines' good practices and guidelines that have helped the Government to respond to crisis situations in the… Read More. In this Migration Research Series paper, Marie McAuliffe examines the widespread and unprecedented imposition of movement restrictions by governments in an attempt to limit COVID transmission and infection, with particular reference to the ongoing securitization of migration.
Authored by James Dennison and Mohamed Nasr, this Migration Research Series paper explores public attitudes to immigration in the Arab world and considers their effects on migration policies in the region. Using quantitative data from across the Arabic-speaking world, the paper first examines the… Read More. Drawing on interviews with 55 Chinese migrants in Japan between and , the paper highlights the impact of digital… Read More.
