This paper reviews recent research on family dynamics among immigrants and their
descendants in Europe. While there is a large body of literature on various aspects of …

The frequency with which people move home has important implications for national
economic performance and the well-being of individuals and families. Much contemporary …

This paper explores different conceptualisations of migration, community, and place as an
introduction to a themed issue of this journal concerned with the contextualisation of …

Despite time being a key element in the theories on international migrants' socio-spatial
mobility, it has not been sufficiently addressed in empirical research. Most studies focus on …

Claims of the self-segregation of minority ethnic groups during the early 2000s were much
critiqued in the British academic literature, which pointed instead to decreasing ethnic …

Efforts by European countries to disperse refugees across the country often implicitly
presuppose permanent settlement in dispersal locations. Migrant (re) settlement theories …

While ethnic diversity is traditionally an urban characteristic, new spaces of diversity are
emerging. This challenges our current understandings of the geographies of ethnic diversity …

Turkey's accession to the European Union has turned out to be a very long saga. One of the
concerns in Europe is that Turkey's membership would open the way for millions of …

The measurement of deprivation for small areas in the UK has provided the basis for the
development of policies and targeting of resources aimed at reducing spatial inequalities …

This paper aims to examine the residential trajectories of immigrants that intersect rural
areas in Sweden. It adds to the literature on new immigration destinations (NIDs) and …