Editorial

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  • Carla De Tona Migration Letters, Transnational Press London

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59670/ml.v14i2.325

Keywords:

migration, Migration Letters, The Migration Conference

Abstract

The articles included in this issue deal with a number of countries, including Malaysia, the Netherlands, Sweden, the Philippines, India, China, Mexico and Tanzania. They look at the issues of brain-drain and behavioural approach (Ramoo et al.); multi-professional collaboration in promoting migrant integration (Vanhanen and Heikkila); the distribution of income gains in labour market migration (Korpi et al.); labour market gaps between migrants and natives (Mala et al.) and at how demographic forecasts can be improved in predicting migration changes (Wilson). These different topics reflect the diversity of issues at stake in the current international migration systems. They also show how migrants put forth their own strategies to deal with marginalization that include the creation of ‘home’ through gendered memory and narrative sharing (Zulueta), the articulation of co-development in the growing diasporization of communities (Tigau et al.), and gender and youth dynamics in internal migrations (Todd et al.).

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Author Biography

Carla De Tona, Migration Letters, Transnational Press London

Dr Carla De Tona

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Published

2017-05-01

How to Cite

De Tona, C. (2017). Editorial. Migration Letters, 14(2), 187–188. https://doi.org/10.59670/ml.v14i2.325

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