An estimated 65,000 Greek citizens migrated to the UK in 2010–2016, many of whom with
the prospects of long-term settlement and with a view to provide better socioeconomic and …

In this article, we explore how migrant families interpret their lives, their selves and their
senses of belonging against the background of transnational work, education and language …

Linguistic differences between groups of co-ethnic and/or co-national migrants in diasporic
contexts can become grounds for constructing and displaying identities that distinguish …

The clashes that began in Syria in March 2011 between regime forces and their opponents
transformed into a protracted civil war. While the host governments have focused on ways to …

The idea for this issue with the theme “Transnationalism” was born in 2019 at the eleventh
ICAS (International Convention of Asian Scholars) in Leiden. At that convention I organized …

Investigating the notion of the Irish diaspora, this chapter critically examines its
conceptualisation and highlights the complexities of identity for those considered to be 'Irish …

This chapter introduces theories centered on home and ancestral homeland studies in the
context of diaspora, addressing themes pertinent to the chapters in this collection. While …

Abstract Diana Abu-Jaber's Crescent is an Arab American literary piece of fiction that
symbolizes the remarkable emergence of this kind of literature in the early years of the …

While intrastate conflicts remain the dominant form of armed conflict and migration receives
increasing attention, the international dimension of civil wars, particularly non-state …

The literature on the migration and development nexus has been enriching over the years,
attracting several schools of thought with disparate perspectives. Despite this significant …