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ABSTRACT This Special Issue explores the directions through which we can take research
on the migration industries. In this introduction, we review existing research on migration …

The 2004 EU extension and the 2008 financial crisis triggered new migration flows within
Europe, and subsequent debates about what the novelty of these migration flows consists of …

This paper approaches the African-European migration industry as a complex web of
relations in which different actors liaise, objectives oppose each other, and roles overlap …

This article analyses the interaction of the algorithmic workplace regime and the migration
regime in manual work in platform logistics and manufacturing in Germany. Based on …

The growing commercialisation of migration, often through a multiplicity of labour market
intermediaries, is an issue of increasing academic interest. We seek to contribute to an …

Migration is mediated by a range of intermediaries, now more than ever (Xiang and
Lindquist, 2014: 124). While there is nothing new about them, scholars generally agree that …

Employment is becoming less secure. In the wealthy economies of the Global North, the
traditional permanent job from which a worker could expect to earn a living wage over years …

The issue of exploitative labour practices against migrant workers has been well established
in previous work. Yet most research and policy focus on severe forms of exploitation …

There is relatively little empirical research into the geographies of human trafficking, despite
its inherent spatiality and the clear benefits of geographical perspectives. An emerging but …