This paper provides a critical perspective on emergent geographies of international
education, suggesting what these might mean for the reproduction of social (dis) advantage …

The lack of research on the migrants, as well as the empirical weaknesses of many other
debates on transnationalism and global mobility, leaves a clear opportunity for a new kind of …

Student migration is a key component of knowledge migration. However, as knowledge
becomes a central part of migrant selectivity, labour and family migrants too are involved in …

The study of international student mobilities (ISM) has increased substantially over the last
two decades. Following trends in institutional and policy debates on the broader …

This paper considers the relationship between highly skilled scientific migration (HSM) and
the transfer of knowledge within the European Union (EU). To understand these processes …

Risk shapes, and is shaped by, migration: although widely acknowledged, this is unevenly,
and mostly only implicitly, theorised and analysed. Starting from the distinction between risk …

A growing number of individuals are choosing to study abroad although, like other
manifestations of globalisation, the sources and destinations of these migratory flows are …

The global landscape of higher education is an uneven field where players like nation-states
are placed in hierarchical and centre-periphery relations. This paper focuses on the global …

Even though international students are officially temporary migrants, many eventually
become immigrants to the United States. Despite the large number of students who adjust …

Language Learning, Gender and Desire explores Japanese women? s desire for English as
a means of identity transformation and as access to the West and its masculinity. Drawing on …