Abstract Since Hoggart and Mendoza's article on 'African immigrant workers in Spanish
agriculture'in Sociologia Ruralis in 1999 there has been a proliferation of interest in labour …

Immigrants in rural areas and immigrant employment in the agricultural sector have been
studied from a variety of perspectives. However, we currently lack a bird's-eye view of these …

Non‐agricultural employment is expanding in many rural areas in Greece, while the
agricultural sector is the main employer in a great deal of rural areas. Local labour markets …

Within the last fifteen years Spain and Portugal have begun to experience a phenomenon
that occurred in northern Europe three or four decades earlier. Rising prosperity, an ageing …

" Emerging in the throes of a global pandemic that threatens Europe's economies and food
security, International Labour Migration to Europe's Rural Regions combines a diverse …

The COVID-19 crisis has put the spotlight on the role of migrant workers as 'essential'for
agrifood systems in Europe and elsewhere. The paper compares Italy and Sweden in terms …

In early 1990s Greece became one of the prime destination countries for the migrant
peoples of the collapsing regimes of the Balkan and Eastern European countries …

Over recent years Southern European countries have experienced a massive arrival of
migrants, becoming net migrant receivers and permanent destinations of migratory flows …

This paper explores reasons for the uneven employment of African workers in Spanish
agriculture. Examining employment patterns at a provincial level, it explores why there is a …

Migrant labour has been particularly significant in the British rural agribusiness sector,
where employers often struggle to source labour regardless of economic conditions. While …