The question of what constitutes the “good citizen” has received renewed interest in Western
Europe in connection with increasing pressure on the welfare state, concerns over migration …

With millions of women experiencing forced displacement, attention is needed toward
migrant women's lived experiences. Religion is an understudied but central component of …

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 …

Through a juxtaposition of diaspora policy with migrants' transnational citizenship practices,
this article explores how peoplehood, nationhood and citizenship are articulated, justified …

Migrants may send remittances for a variety of reasons. Studies adopting the perspective of
the new economics of labour migration (NEML) identify migrants' altruism or self‐interest as …

Remittances-money sent back by migrants to their place of origin-are considered to be both
economic and social practices mapping out a transnational space of migration. By sending …

This article examines the different roles religion can play when migrants organize for
development. We focus on organizing for development, through transnational Islamic …

Remittances, the money migrants send to family and relatives in places of origin, is the
single transnational practice migrants engage in that has received the most scholarly and …

This chapter explores the ways in which migrants construct, perform and negotiate
timespaces, within their (return) migration projects (May and Thrift, 2001; Shubin, 2015). By …

Penelitian ini mengeksplorasi bagaimana peran Aksi Cepat Tanggap (ACT) Indonesia dan
Global Qurban sebagai salah satu program unggulannya di tingkat global. ACT adalah …