This article outlines key arguments and contributions pertaining to new perspectives on the
adaptation and settlement of migrants under conditions of superdiversification and ongoing …

Developing on Granovetter's classic work on embeddedness in systems of social relations,
this paper proposes the concept of 'differentiated embedding'to explore how migrants …

This article focuses on how newcomers form social relations when settling in the UK, and the
role of these relations in regards to their sense of belonging as well as access to resources …

In the field of migration research, the frequency of employing qualitative walking interviews
has risen in recent years to delve into the construction, evolution, and negotiation …

Migration under the European Union's (EU) Freedom of Movement is constructed as
temporary and circular, implying that migrants respond to changing circumstances by …

This article uses the author's original concept of social anchoring, referring to the processes
of finding significant footholds which enable migrants to acquire socio-psychological stability …

In this introductory article, we as guest editors set out the key ambitions and arguments of
the Special Issue and highlight our contribution to social network research within migration …

In this paper, we bring together two concepts that we have been developing separately over
recent years, to challenge linear and simplistic notions of migrant integration, depict multi …

Civic participation today is increasingly multi-sited, operating in, between and across
specific locations. Growing numbers of people experience multi-sited embeddedness, which …

The result of the Brexit referendum and subsequent uncertainty regarding its actual
consequences, particularly for the EU citizens living in the UK, constitutes a major point of …