The Chinese are one of the largest migrant groups in Central‐Eastern Europe. While
governments have welcomed these newcomers, we do not know whether locals share this …

Abstract This section analyzes Hamburg, Barcelona, Chicago, Toronto, and Montréal in turn.
They were chosen in part because their migrant populations include members of five …

Today, informal marketplaces are not only experiencing increasing pressure from state and
corporate actors, but the direction of this pressure is changing as well. From a neoliberal …

Local governments—of large cities especially—enact policies that crucially affect the daily
life of immigrants. Migration policy-making has proliferated across cities of the Global North …

Internal rural–urban migration and international emigration were key factors in determining
the current distribution of population in Southern European countries like Spain, Portugal …