Our research seeks to answer whether immigrants see the act of relocating to a different
country and the place-based intercultural encounters associated with this migration as being …

Drawing on semi-structured in-depth interviews with Romanian immigrants in Ontario,
Canada, conducted between 2014 and 2018, this article explores how the experiences …

Wisdom is at once one of the most elusive and most valued kinds of knowledge. Empirical
research shows that, indeed, across cultures, people hope that life experience will …

Research on transnational emotions places particular emphasis on the notion of 'home'to
migrants because of its centrality in identity construction, especially the sense of belonging …

Within the past two decades, scholars of migration are beginning to understand the
importance of incorporating cultural dimensions into research concerning migration decision …

This paper focuses on a significant concept in migration studies: immigrants' sense of
belonging to the host society. Drawing upon the literature of immigration and subjective well …

This book focuses on living well–it explores how human wellbeing is constructed in
particular locations, how these constructions change as part of the process of international …

Most migration research is focused on migrant experiences after mobility and settlement. We
argue that empirical researchers would benefit from studying how cognitive migration, the …

For transnational migrants, hope is of practical significance, as an emotional structure
accompanying complex temporal and spatial strategies, often involving the splitting of …

Understanding the ways people respond to place in an inter‐cultural context is a rich and
rewarding process. The knowledge‐discovery journey can involve different modes of …