This scoping review paper explores the enduring economic challenges faced by high-skilled
immigrant populations in Canada, emphasizing the vital role of intersectionality in …

Having a job allows individuals to obtain an income and meet their needs and the needs of
their dependents, offering a pathway out of poverty. Even more than that, it also gives a …

ABSTRACT The 2014 Russian invasion of Ukraine resulted, among other things, in a
dramatic increase in Ukrainian emigration to Europe, particularly to Poland. The article …

BACKGROUND Family reunification of migrants in their destination country is often the result
of a process that includes one or more steps and combines family and migration events …

Within a framework of increasing ethnic diversity of developed countries' population, a
growing body of migration literature has focused on migrants' health. Nonetheless, although …

Using data from the Extended Longitudinal Survey of Immigrants to Canada (LSIC-IMDB),
this article investigates the association between early adverse labor market experiences in …

Although granted entry into a country based on their skills, often migrants find employers
and recruiters do not fully recognise these skills, with many struggling to find employment …

Social ties play a central role in migrant labor market integration. Whereas existing research
focusses on the co-ethnic ties that also drive migration, this paper examines the effect of …

This paper aims to examine the residential trajectories of immigrants that intersect rural
areas in Sweden. It adds to the literature on new immigration destinations (NIDs) and …

Migrants usually experience a downward mobility in their host country's economy and are
over-represented among lower status jobs. The present study contributes to the knowledge …