Reciprocal migration—which we define as the mutual exchange of origin and destination by
two different migrating groups—is hardly acknowledged in the migration literature. In terms …

Grounded in extensive and original ethnographic fieldwork, this book makes a novel
contribution to migration studies by examining a European labour migration to the Global …

Few studies have addressed recent emigration from European countries. The refugee crisis
and migratory pressure have helped keep academic attention over the last few decades …

Since 2002, Angola has increasingly resorted to illegalization, deportation, and predatory
policing to manage immigration. The resulting abuses lead Muslim West African migrants …

The economic crisis which has affected the southern EU countries since 2008 set in motion
new migration trends. In the case of Portugal, post‐crisis migrations have been in two main …

This article contributes to the study of migrant 'illegality'and deportability by focusing on
informal regimes of citizenship and regulation between state and society. It sheds light, in …

The growth of the 'Rising Powers' has had an impact on migration: some new patterns have
emerged, others have intensified, and still others have declined. This chapter explores what …

Global discourses and measures to combat corruption have often built on and reinforced the
image of a dichotomy between the supposedly non-corrupt European Self and the …

This chapter takes a closer look at the Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries
(CPLP), a unique organisation forming a virtual region that spans parts of four continents …

It is impossible to think about current Portuguese emigration without thinking of Angola
which, both as an independent country and a former colony, has played an important role in …