The concepts of migration and mobility clearly intersect, but they are not synonyms. While migration by definition entails mobility, migration studies has privileged studying other aspects of the migratory process. This article analyzes migratory (im)mobilities and methodologies to study them and it critically reflects on the usefulness of mobility studies as an analytical lens to study human migration. Lack of empirical data suggests that we need more systematic comparative studies of how migratory mobilities are generated in everyday life and facilitated as well as constrained by specific mobility circuits and institutions.status: publishe
Instead of thinking of migration and mobility merely as different terms for the same phenomenon, we ...
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...
This article suggests that there is a mobility bias in migration research: by focusing on the “drive...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences, and this artic...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences, and this artic...
Migration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creating their...
Migration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creating their...
Departing from on-going fieldwork in China and Northern Europe among Swiss nationals, the aim of thi...
none4siMigration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creatin...
Migration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creating their...
Migration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creating their...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences and humanities,...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences and humanities,...
Instead of thinking of migration and mobility merely as different terms for the same phenomenon, we ...
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...
This article suggests that there is a mobility bias in migration research: by focusing on the “drive...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences, and this artic...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences, and this artic...
Migration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creating their...
Migration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creating their...
Departing from on-going fieldwork in China and Northern Europe among Swiss nationals, the aim of thi...
none4siMigration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creatin...
Migration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creating their...
Migration studies and mobility studies have long inhabited different academic fields, creating their...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences and humanities,...
Mobility and movement are of concern to academics working across the social sciences and humanities,...
Instead of thinking of migration and mobility merely as different terms for the same phenomenon, we ...
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...