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Migration and Development Buzz? Rethinking the Migration Development Nexus and Policies
Edited by Birgitte Mossin Brønden
Volume 50 (3) 2011

FREE ONLINE - Environmental Induced Migration in the Context of Social Vulnerability
Volume 49 (s1) 2011

The Transnational Political Participation of Latino Migrants in Europe
Edited by Jean-Michel LaFleur
Volume 49 (3) 2011

Employment Penalisation of Immigrants in Western Europe
Guest Edited by Giovanna Fullin and Emilio Reyneri
Volume 49 (1) 2011

Women, Migration, and Work in Globalizing Asia: Gendered Experiences, Agency & Activism
Edited by Arianne M. Gaetano and Brenda S.A. Yeoh
Volume 48 (6) 2010

Human Trafficking
Volume 48 (4) 2010

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Immigration Policy in the European Union
Volume 49 (2) 2011

Polish Migrants in the United Kingdom
Volume 49 (2) 2011

Student Mobility
Volume 49 (2) 2011

Celebrating 50 years of International Migration 1963-2012

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Environmental Induced Migration in the Context of Social Vulnerability
Volume 49 (s1) 2011

Immigrant Suburban Settlement and the “Threat” to Middle Class Status and Identity: The Case of Farmers Branch, Texas
Caroline B. Brettell and Faith G. Nibbs

Trafficking in Persons and Development: Towards Greater Policy Coherence
Gergana Danailova-Trainor and Frank Laczko

Europe's Migration Agreements with Migrant-Sending Countries in the Global South: A Critical Review
Aderanti Adepoju, Femke Van Noorloos and Annelies Zoomers