Introduction: Individuals seeking refuge and asylum commonly present to health care
practitioners with embodiment of mental distress resulting from the traumatic nature of their …

There is increasing evidence of the psychological impact of COVID-19 on various population
groups, with concern particularly focused on young people's mental health. However, few …

Background Women and ethnic minorities have historically been underrepresented in some
STEM fields. It is therefore important to understand the factors influencing students' …

Migrants' sense of belonging in their country and community of residence has direct effects
on their health and wellbeing. A diverse set of case studies suggest that legal immigration …

ABSTRACT This Special Issue analyses how forced migrants' and non-citizens' kinning and
de-kinning practices and their struggles of 'doing family'constitute navigations of citizenship …

European health insurance systems have become increasingly fragmented due to
neoliberal health care reforms and the privatization of health care. Attempts to enable …

With the intensified flow of refugees seeking asylum across Europe in recent years, scholars
have increasingly turned their attention to the encounter between non-citizens and citizens …

Canada has intensified its reliance on temporary foreign workers, including migrant
agricultural workers (MAWs) who have contributed to its agriculture sector, rural economies …

In this chapter, we use the concept of 'spatial belonging'to explore the ways migrant women
living in Aotearoa New Zealand experience belonging at the intersection of migration …

This article analyses how legal precarity overlaps with different forms of gendered
racialization and impacts on migrant women's mothering practices. It traces how migrant …