States benefit financially from the remittances received by “remittance heroes,” yet migrant
workers are constantly in a precarious position, especially when their contracts expire and …

This paper examines the issue of migration control in Malaysia. Despite the fact that the
majority of the world's migratory movements are between countries in the Global South, the …

In crisis events such as wars, natural disasters and epidemics, migrant workers are among
the hardest hit and most vulnerable to displacement, unemployment and the loss of income …

Legal issues in Indonesia, especially the adoption of new laws not in line with handling the
COVID-19 pandemic, continue to take place. In contrast, many laws should be revised to …

The smart city movement (SCM) is spreading globally with increasing velocity. With its
international allure, it has generated a burgeoning body of international literature, much of …

For several decades, wealthy states, international development agencies and multinational
corporations have encouraged labour migration from the Global South to the Global North …

Research on the extraterritorial processes of migration governance has developed a strong
focus on immigration states' externalisation management and the diaspora strategies of …

The multi-directional nature of labour migration flows has resulted in an increasing number
of countries having become both senders and receivers of regular and irregular migrants …

Recent crises signal a timely consideration of how sending state regimes can be understood
in their complexity beyond the dominant themes of labour brokerage and export in existing …

The aim of this article is to discuss and substantiate new spaces for the political participation
of migrant civil society at the regional level in Southeast Asia through the lens of the …