ABSTRACT A critical review of the state-of-the-art in migration studies. The paper centres on
a contrast between established comparative scholarship–elaborating progressive models of …

Key themes in critical tourism geographies are reviewed and future research agendas
suggested in light of a growing global sense of ecological and political-economic instability …

ABSTRACT The European Union has seen a proliferation of 'golden visa'programs that
allow investors to gain residence in a country in exchange for a financial contribution …

Singapore is a nation-state characterized by the convergence of multiple diaspora
populations. The state and citizens alike cannot ignore a sharpened sense of difference that …

In recent years local governments in many North American cities have engaged in “land
value capture,” which involves state actors exchanging greater density for condominium …

The impact of separation on children's well-being and family relations has attracted growing
attention in the study of transnational families, but little is known about its continued effect on …

In 2012, Loretta Lees published an essay on the need to marry global gentrification analysis
with the programmatic initiative of comparative urbanism. Her message was inclusive and …

In the context of the growing global middle class, and the ageing of the baby boomer
generation, an increasing number of migrants with accumulated wealth from advanced …

There is much interest in economic citizenship schemes, yet little attention has been paid to
the quotidian impacts of such schemes on local communities, environments and notions of …

Using new data from the Canadian Housing Statistics Program (CHSP), this paper provides
a basis for an integrated account of the Canadian housing market in the last two decades. It …