This review of research offers a synthesis and analysis of research studies that address
issues of language and literacy practices and learning in transnational contexts of migration …

In recent years, there has been a growing interest in the nature of intergenerational
relationships in immigrant families, especially between immigrant parents and their children …

Digital Ethnography outlines an approach to doing ethnography in a contemporary world. It
invites researchers to consider how we live and research in a digital, material and sensory …

We analyse the experiences of international students living in Canada during the COVID‐19
pandemic through the lens of transnationalism that understands mobility as broadly …

In this article, I develop an argument about a new type of mediated co‐presence termed
'ambient co‐presence', which is the peripheral, yet intense awareness of distant others …

It is now well documented that the experience of migration has undergone a radical
transformation in recent decades, notably with the emergence of transnational modes of …

This Special Collection “Forced migration and digital connectivity in (to) Europe” historicizes,
contextualizes, empirically grounds, and conceptually reflects on the impact of digital …

Transnational families, while not new, are a rapidly increasing family form. Moreover, they
challenge our traditional methodological and theoretical conceptualizations of family life …

Immigrants are the people who leave one country behind to settle down somewhere else. Or
so the dictionary contends. While citizens and sometimes even the scholars see the …

We argue that social media are not only new communication channels in migration
networks, but also that they actively transform the nature of these networks and thereby …