Much of the discourse on West African migration ignores gender perspectives or tends to
focus on women 'as' gender while men are portrayed as, perhaps unwittingly, neutral or un …

For thousands of years, migration has been a source of social and economic well-being for
people living on different shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Whether through higher …

Immigration in Africa has increased significantly in the past two decades, with a record
number of people moving to Africa from other non-African countries as well as Africans …

The history of migration in Africa dates back several centuries. It entails various complexities
but at the same time illustrates very intriguing viewpoints spanning internal to international …

While human mobility has, historically, been adopted by individuals and households to
spread risks, move out of poverty, and improve livelihoods, early discussions on …

This study examines the relationship between translocality and transportation in developing
countries from the perspective of sustainable development. Using sub-Saharan Africa as a …

For some researchers, poverty, climate change, and conflicts are the driving forces of
migration. For others, an improving economic situation facilitates emigration, in other words …

South–South migration involves the movement of individuals from one developing country to
another in the Global South. Although there are significant international movements …

Africans have always been on the move and will continue to engage in migration for
decades to come, although their motives for doing so may differ (Achieng and El Fadil 2020; …

The Politics of Citizenship and Migration series publishes exciting new research in all areas
of migration and citizenship studies. Open to multiple approaches, the series considers …