International Migration Journal

The International Migration Journal is a peer reviewed academic journal on current migration issues; sponsored by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and edited by Georgetown University. The journal is interdisciplinary in scope, seeking broad geographical coverage of international migration throughout the world with emphasis on a discussion and analysis of contemporary policy and practices by governments and elements of civil society that shape the determinants and consequences on international migration.

International Migration, Vol.50 (1) 2012

  • Anniversary Message, Frank Laczko, Head of the Migration Research Division, IOM, Geneva
  • Anniversary Message, Editor Elzbieta Gozdziak
  • Turkish Immigrants’ Hopes and Fears around Return Migration, Aysem R. Şenyürekli and Cecilia Menjívar
  • Managing Transnationalism: Continuity and Change in Turkish State Policy, Liza Mügge
  • Turkish Migrants and Native Germans Compared: The Effects of Inter-Ethnic and Intra-Ethnic Friendships on the Transition from Unemployment to Work, Bram Lancee and Anne Hartung
  • The International Migration System Between Turkey and Russia: Project-Tied Migrant Workers in Moscow, Ahmet İçduygu and Ayşem Biriz Karaçay
  • Creating an Enabling Environment for Diasporas’ Participation in Homeland Development, Jennifer M. Brinkerhoff
  • Factoring Turbulence Out: Diaspora Regulatory Mechanism and Migration Development Bank, Aleksandr V. Gevorkyan and Arkady V. Gevorkyan
  • Formalizing Diaspora–State Relations: Processes and Tensions in the Jamaican Case, Amanda Sives
  • Reconstructing the Sikh Diaspora, Harpreet Kaur
  • A Fractured Transnational Diaspora: The Case of Zimbabweans in Britain, Dominic Pasura
  • Trans-Local Communities in the Age of Transnationalism: Bosnians in Diaspora, Hariz Halilovich
  • Standing in the Shadow of Civil Society? The 4th Global Forum on Migration and Development (GFMD) in Mexico, Stefan Rother

International Migration, Vol.49 (6) 2011

  • Introduction, Deborah A. Boehm and Heidi Swank
  • What is Love? The Materiality of Care in Ghanaian Transnational Families, Cati Coe
  • The War at Home: Affective Economics and Transnationally Adoptive Families in the United States, Rachael Stryker
  • A Wanderer in a Distant Beholder: Tibetan Exile Youth, Literacy, and Emotion, Heidi Swank
  • Not in the Eyes of the Beholder: Envy Among Bolivian Migrants in Spain, Maria Tapias and Xavier Escandell
  • Deseos y Dolores: Mapping Desire, Suffering, and (Dis)loyalty within Transnational Partnerships, Deborah A. Boehm
  • Theorizing the Intimacies of Migration: Commentary on the Emotional Formations of Transnational Worlds, Lieba Faier
  • Social Capital is Associated with Earnings among Foreign-born Mexican Men but No Women in Los Angeles County, Phillip J. Granberry and Enrico A. Marcelli
  • Predicting Earnings among Immigrants to Canada: The Role of Source Country, Kelli Phythian, David Walters and Paul Anisef

International Migration, Vol.49 (5) 2011

  • Voice, Agency and Vulnerability: the Immigration of Children through Systems of Protection and Enforcement, Susan Terrio
  • Return of Separated Children: The Impact of Dutch Policies, Mariska Kromhout
  • Introduction, Dita Vogel, Anna Triandafyllidou and Franck Düvell
  • Methods, Approaches and Data Sources for Estimating Stocks of Irregular Migrants, Michael Jandl
  • The Size of the Irregular Migrant Population in the European Union – Counting the Uncountable?, Dita Vogel, Vesela Kovacheva and Hannah Prescott
  • Measuring Irregular Migration and Population Flows – What Available Data Can Tell, Albert Kraler and David Reichel
  • Irregular Migration and Informal Economy in Southern and Central-Eastern Europe: Breaking the Vicious Cycle?, Thanos Maroukis, Krystyna Iglicka and Katarzyna Gmaj