The Conditions of Modern Return Migrants

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The Conditions of Modern Return Migrants

Vol. 10, No. 2, 2008 Guest-Editor: Jean Pierre Cassarino


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			The Conditions of Modern Return Migrants – Editorial Introduction, pp. 95-105 Jean-Pierre Cassarino


			Libyan Nationals in the United Kingdom: Geopolitical Considerations and Trends in Asylum and Return, pp. 106-127 Brad K. Blitz


			Europe’s Security Approach Failing to Halt Migration from Libya, pp. 128-144 Sarah Hamood


			Repatriation of Afghan and Iraqi Refugees from Iran: When Home is No Longer Home, pp. 145-168 Anisseh Van Engeland-Nourai


			Remigration, Development and Mixed Embeddedness: An Agenda for Qualitative Research?, pp. 169-193 Tine Davids and Marieke Van Houte


			Spaces of Europe – Places of Homeland: Greek-Danish Diaspora Life in Narratives of Home and Return, pp. 194-207 Anastasia Christou


			Back from the “Outside”: Returnees and Diasporic Imagining in Iraqi Kurdistan, pp. 208-222 Diane E. King


			Social and Economic Support among Migrants and Families Left Behind in Transnational Contexts, pp. 223-239 Edson I. Urano and Lucia E. Yamamoto


			OPEN FORUM: Similar Procedures, Divergent Function: Citizenship Tests in the United States, Canada, Netherlands and United Kingdom, pp. 240-261 Mario Peucker


			OPEN FORUM: Cultural Perspectives on Digital Inclusion, pp. 262-280 Marcello El Khouri Buzato

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