What is the relation between transnational migration, immigrant integration and return migration processes? Moving from a brief theoretical discussion of these social phenomena, the aim of this article is to discuss their relevance as well as interlinkages in the current multimodal and heterogeneous migration. Reference goes to the European context spanning, for instance, from labour migration to asylum seeking, from low to highly skilled migrants, and from migrant elders to the second migrant generations. A methodological approach to capture the extent and policy relevance of these processes has been suggested at the end.
Ruspini, P. (2019). Migrants unbound? Transnationalism, immigrant integration and return processes. In L.R. Mathias Czaika (a cura di), Migration & Integration 7. Dialog zwischen Politik, Wissenschaft und Praxis (pp. 65-74). Krems : Edition Donau-Universität Krems.
Migrants unbound? Transnationalism, immigrant integration and return processes
Ruspini P
2019-01-01
Abstract
What is the relation between transnational migration, immigrant integration and return migration processes? Moving from a brief theoretical discussion of these social phenomena, the aim of this article is to discuss their relevance as well as interlinkages in the current multimodal and heterogeneous migration. Reference goes to the European context spanning, for instance, from labour migration to asylum seeking, from low to highly skilled migrants, and from migrant elders to the second migrant generations. A methodological approach to capture the extent and policy relevance of these processes has been suggested at the end.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
