Conventional frameworks of immigrant integration in Western Europe are conceptualised
within a nation-state framework of thinking. Transnational ties, relations, activities, and …

Immigrant integration has hitherto been conceptualised either as a one-way (ie assimilation)
or two-way (ie liberal integration, multiculturalism) process. This study offers a new three …

Migration has reciprocal economic implications between the origin and host countries. While
scholars draw attention to the globalization of migration, since the 1960s there is a perpetual …

Globalisation has recently resurged scholars' interest in the previously neglected
phenomenon of global elite migrations, or GEM. There is, in fact, a rapidly increasing stream …

This Report presents the results of the ITHACA survey on transnationally mobile migrants
and returnees (324 interviews) in four EU destination countries–Austria, Italy, Spain and …

Albanian presence in Greece and Italy has signalled a change in the human geography of
Albanian migration. The advent of the crisis in both countries has transformed economic …

There is little doubt that globalisation and transnationalisation trends have resulted in
significant socio-economic and political outcomes for many people. As the scholars of …

This Report presents the results of the ITHACA survey on transnationally mobile migrants
and returnees (324 interviews) in four EU destination countries–Austria, Italy, Spain and …