This article probes how gender norms and male migrants' legal and socio-economic position
shape transnational fathering amongst Ghanaian-born fathers, residing in the Netherlands …

In this article, we investigate the daily work entailed in maintaining informal transnational
childcare relationships between migrant parents and the children's kin or non‐kin caregivers …

In international research and development discourses, the 'Feminization of Agriculture'is
often used as a vague umbrella term referring to an increase in women's labor burden and …

In a globalized world, the complexity of mobility prompts varied approaches to conceptualize
connections across social and spatial boundaries. Over the past decade an increasing …

Population mobility has become an inevitable trend of social transformation in contemporary
China. Parental migration has changed family structure patterns and brought great …

In this IMR Country Report, we draw attention to Costa Rica as a strategic location for
expanding research and theory on migrants in need of protection (MNP), who have migrated …

Transnational families in which parents and children reside in different nation states have
existed for centuries, yet scholarship has paid attention to this phenomenon only in the past …

Background Research indicates that it is the quality of the closest relationships in the mixture
of social relations that matters most for older adults. For older foreign-born, especially those …

Labour mobility is a crucial feature of human nature and an effective medium of knowledge
transfer. As the workers shift from one region to another, their embodied skills travel with …

Background: Nicaraguans have migrated internally and internationally for centuries due to
economic, political and sociocultural factors. Deficiencies in the country's health care system …