Departing from on-going fieldwork in China and Northern Europe among Swiss nationals, the aim of this article is to contribute towards clarification of the often somewhat unreflected use of concepts within the ‘migration-mobility continuum’. We sketch a mobilities-informed, and data-grounded ethnographic research approach and investigate the various forms, meanings and outcomes of mobility and migration throughout three life stories. In conclusion, we argue for a empirically grounded, and sophisticated usage of theoretical frameworks and concepts, and we discuss how this can contribute to a more critical, differentiated research about mobility and migratio
The chapter introduces the collective and interdisciplianry volume by arguing that migration scholar...
Over the last few years, in various public seminars, speeches, and official accounts, one has often ...
People have always been on the move, but human mobilities have been variously valued and interpreted...
none4siMigration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creatin...
none4siMigration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creatin...
With the aim at grasping “glocal” nexuses as much as different human experiences of movement (migrat...
This article revisits my ethnography of the British in rural France to question how mobility in post...
The concepts of migration and mobility clearly intersect, but they are not synonyms. While migration...
This article argues that analytical concepts used in migration (and other) research are most effecti...
This article argues that analytical concepts used in migration (and other) research are most effecti...
Being mobile in today's world is influenced by many aspects including transnational ties, increased ...
This article places under critical and reflexive examination the theoretical underpinnings of the co...
This interdisciplinary special issue brings mobility scholars and migration scholars together to exa...
This article contends that an emerging ‘mobilities paradigm’ within the social sciences reproduces a...
For the past few years, the term ‘lifestyle migration’ has been used to refer to an increasing numbe...
The chapter introduces the collective and interdisciplianry volume by arguing that migration scholar...
Over the last few years, in various public seminars, speeches, and official accounts, one has often ...
People have always been on the move, but human mobilities have been variously valued and interpreted...
none4siMigration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creatin...
none4siMigration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creatin...
With the aim at grasping “glocal” nexuses as much as different human experiences of movement (migrat...
This article revisits my ethnography of the British in rural France to question how mobility in post...
The concepts of migration and mobility clearly intersect, but they are not synonyms. While migration...
This article argues that analytical concepts used in migration (and other) research are most effecti...
This article argues that analytical concepts used in migration (and other) research are most effecti...
Being mobile in today's world is influenced by many aspects including transnational ties, increased ...
This article places under critical and reflexive examination the theoretical underpinnings of the co...
This interdisciplinary special issue brings mobility scholars and migration scholars together to exa...
This article contends that an emerging ‘mobilities paradigm’ within the social sciences reproduces a...
For the past few years, the term ‘lifestyle migration’ has been used to refer to an increasing numbe...
The chapter introduces the collective and interdisciplianry volume by arguing that migration scholar...
Over the last few years, in various public seminars, speeches, and official accounts, one has often ...
People have always been on the move, but human mobilities have been variously valued and interpreted...