A highly heterogenous group of actors develops, owns, manages, and purchases tourism
property around the globe. In this paper, we discuss the rise of “tourism‐led rentier …

The emotions and the affective qualities of space (ie affective spatialities) have featured
prominently in social geography research. This report discusses how recent studies have …

We consider how housing acts as a potential realm where perception of crisis can activate
reactionary nationalism, investigating how it differs from and interacts with other realms (eg …

Existing analyses of lifestyle in migration studies have focused on individual, rather than
family, aspirations, while studies of Chinese transnational migration have focused on …

Transnational corporations have been long recognized as the building blocks of global
system theory and their impact is widely acknowledged and studied. By comparison, we …

Gendered and generational understandings of circular migration are scant in studies of
Chinese family migration. Filling this gap, this paper draws on in-depth interviews with …

Immigrants need to constantly manage their legal status while straddling uncertain life
circumstances and shifting policies. US immigrant policies treat immigrants based on US …

Cities are real, physical, material concentrations of human activities and built environments,
but they are also portals that allow and require unique ways of perceiving relations across …

Migration is an increasingly visible phenomenon and many households across the world
rely on the mobility of its family members for subsistence or economic gain. While migrant …

The understanding of immigrants as disadvantaged low‐skilled workers has been widely
explored in migration studies. On the opposite end of the social ladder, the number of …