This article investigates homemaking as a set of practices and a perspective on migrants'
ways of local incorporation, with its own material, emotional and relational underpinnings …

External voting by nonresident citizens has become an important feature of contemporary
democratic politics. However, compared to the average voter in domestic elections, we still …

While some countries lag in enacting or implementing voting rights for nationals living
outside the territory, others grant them but lag in turning rights into ballots. What explains the …

This paper historically situates and explores the strengths of multiscalar analysis, at a
moment when the term 'multiscalar'has been adopted by researchers within the intersecting …

This introduction bridges the often-separated bodies of research on institutional boundary
work in the policy field of “integration” and on migrant minorities' responses to these …

While most electoral behavior affects politics in just one political community, migrant voters
may affect turnout rates in two: the countries of origin and residence. Considering this …

International migration and the integration of new residents continue to be not just a key
challenge but also an opportunity for nations around the world. Demographically aging …

In educational research, scales are often presented as the ontological reality of a study. This
study problematises this starting point and suggests approaching scales as experienced …

Whilst the transnational family life of post-accession intra-European migrants has been
extensively explored, past studies have rarely addressed its local dimension. The relatively …

Remittances connect migrants to their homelands, manifest cross-border relations, and
shape the transnational social field. By doing so, they have a transformative effect on both …