Crisis migration refers to displacement of large numbers of individuals and families from
their home countries due to wars, dictatorial governments, and other critical hazards (eg …

Family reunification is one of the main channels for migration to the EU, yet little is known
about the skills and labour market trajectories of family migrants. Family migration continues …

Why has it been important to incorporate gender relations into our understanding of
migration processes and to engender migration research? The need to do so does not only …

Family migration is the largest migration category by far in the Organisation for Economic Co-
operation and Development (OECD), representing 40 per cent of immigration to OECD …

This paper argues that concerns about the resilience of essential services require a
reassessment of the impacts of migrant workers and the design of labour migration and …

Using a representative sample of currently legal third‐country immigrants in Italy, obtained
from the Social Condition and Integration of Foreign Citizens survey, this article examines …

Family reunification is the main reason youth independently migrate from the Global South
to the Global North. Research on family reunification adheres to policy definitions of the …

This chapter discusses the importance of a gender perspective on international migration. It
shows that gender impacts migration decision making, individual experiences of migration …

International studies have confirmed the central role played by families in defining migration
routes and strategies. Adopting a family perspective to view the migration phenomenon …

Young adulthood, defined here as the third decade of life, is a pivotal time when many key
social transitions are accomplished such as transition from education to employment. Other …