This special issue emerges from the observation that the current literatures on migration in
China are constrained by a series of shortfalls, including a relative topical homogeneity …

Migration processes are often said to involve elements of choice and constraint in variable
measure. However, this bipolar framing may fail to capture the twists and turns in many …

Bangladesh experienced a massive surge in humanitarian crises after the 1971 Liberation
War due to the systematic use of violence at both public and private spheres. Fictional …

This article explores how African entrepreneurs in Guangzhou manage to survive in an
environment that is characterized by harsh competition and major institutional restrictions …

This article is located at the nexus of three bodies of geographical research. First, we
respond to calls for careful and considered engagement with conditions, subjectivities, and …

Sleep problems in middle-aged and older people can threaten their physical and mental
health. Family support is regarded as a key factor that affects sleep quality, but the influence …

Most studies of migrant family separation and reunification concern migration to Europe or
North America, where many migrants settle permanently and some institutions facilitate their …

Recently, scholarship on migration has shifted to address people's agency and reflexivity,
particularly those of marginal groups such as refugees, older migrants and rural-urban …

Racial prejudice and discrimination towards Africans in Guangzhou have been widely
documented and are systemic. Nonetheless, conjugal unions and family formation between …

Motivated by the fast-emerging literature on African immigrants in new destinations, this
paper examines the role of religion in the African immigrants' perceived attitudes of Chinese …