Migration Studies

Papers
(The median citation count of Migration Studies is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Who gets to return? Party politics and the selectivity of European emigrant return policies39
Why do immigrants become less happy? Explanations for the decrease in life satisfaction of immigrants in Germany over time37
Competing globally, marketing locally: Subnational migration marketing in Australia and Canada37
Unsettled times: War, temporality, and Ukrainian transnational lives34
A transnational social contract: Social protection policies toward Non-Resident Keralites26
Transit migration entrepreneurship: Explaining Nicaragua’s state-controlled, profit-seeking transit migration industry23
Attracting migrants through the backdoor: Business migration in Switzerland22
Indigenous wisdoms and the decolonial efforts in migration studies in South Africa20
Adolescent immigrant youth: Creating spaces of belonging18
Correction to: ‘Long-term trajectories of return migration: Agrarian differentiation and class mobility in Nepal, Moldova, and Thailand’16
Winners and losers from occupational segregation across Europe: the role of gender and migration status16
Emotions: functions and significance for attitudes, behaviour, and communication15
The immigrant wage gap and assimilation in Korea14
Formal and informal support networks as sources of resilience and sources of oppression for temporary foreign workers in Canada13
Immigration threat perceptions: Experimental evidence of causes and consequences12
Unexpectedly Sudanese Syrians: Issuing passports and the challenges of integration12
Discrimination toward migrants during crises11
Persistent disadvantage or assimilation? Second-generation immigrants in the Spanish labour market11
Determinants of return migration of Estonian young adults in transnational mobility11
Immigrants’ negotiation of the homeland and the hostland: Transnational transformation of perception and usage of Korean hagwons10
Unrequited love? Rejection experiences and symbolic messages in encounters with immigration regulation10
National identity and anti-immigrant sentiment: Experimental evidence from Mexico10
Instituting the global: The racial analytics of migration9
Wayfinding in arts-based methods: Navigating home, belonging, and the future with children born of conflict-related sexual violence in northern Uganda9
Data triangulation strategies to design a representative household survey of hosts and Rohingya displaced in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh9
Internal migration and multidimensional wellbeing: a case study of North-South migration in Ghana7
The geopolitics of asylum from the part of those seeking it: Refugee subjects and freedom as possibility7
From farm to the city? Understanding the motives of entrepreneurial Javanese migration to an Indonesian outer island7
Column - Depicting migration: what can art do that scholarship cannot?7
‘Life is peaceful here’: Nigerian refugees in Limassol between colonial afterlives and city-making7
Urban encounters: Introduction to the special issue5
Quiet catastrophes: Navigating climate-induced displacement and marginality in urban Mongolia5
Estimating international migration flows for the Asia-Pacific region: Application of a generation–distribution model5
Newly arrived migrants meet street-level bureaucrats in Jordan, Sweden, and Turkey: Client perceptions of satisfaction–dissatisfaction and response strategies5
Online social integration of migrants: Evidence from Twitter5
Conditional hospitality? How applicants’ backgrounds shape host support for refugees5
Testing the group threat theory in the context of Japan: Examining the role of economic conditions in public attitudes toward immigrants5
‘Global talent’ or ‘labour migrant’?—Discursive noise and the strategic organization of difference in the competition state4
National control mechanisms within regional free movement frameworks: Perspectives from the ECOWAS, EU, and Mercosur4
While waiting: Legal-status-making, bureaucratic inscription, and migrants’ labor (im)mobility4
Fertility of immigrants and their descendants in Spain: intergenerational convergence to the native population’s behaviour?4
Conformans novas selves: The significance of Balkan route migrants’ possible and future narrative identities4
Mixed-status informal couples in a cascading crisis. Immobilisation, mobilisation, and normalisation?3
Dangerous destinations: How gendered safety concerns shape South Asian expatriate parents’ university destination decisions3
Leveraging skills and migration networks: Indonesian fishers in Brunei Darussalam3
Correction to: Explaining migrant integration policies: A comparative study across 56 countries3
Reevaluating the role of information in transit migration: the case of Central American migrants crossing Mexico3
Managerializing expulsion: Examining the discursive critique of assisted voluntary return and reintegration policy3
State crisis response versus transnational family living: An online ethnography among transnational families during the pandemic2
Mobile temporalities and political possibilities: Expanding the temporal turn in migration studies2
Between multiculturalism and assimilation: Cultural ‘homelessness’ of the Chinese diaspora2
Illusions of objectivity: The two functions of country of origin information in asylum assessment2
“The library experience goes far beyond books”: Latin American women’s narratives of transcultural embedding and social integration through using public libraries in Helsinki2
Correction to: Subjective and intangible factors in migration decision-making: A review of side-lined literature2
Migrant integration in Turkey: Travels of a concept across borders and domains of knowledge production2
Second Latin American migratory boom in Spain: From recovery to COVID-192
Social and affective constitution of transit spaces: Migrants in Necoclí, Colombia2
Infrastructures of migration and the ordering of privilege in mobility2
The organizational politics of pastoral care: African migrant churches and the informal governance of migration in South Korea1
Correction to: Colonized subjects and their emigration experiences. The case of Iranian students and their integration strategies in Western Europe1
Exploring portrayals of vulnerability in post-2011 refugee films in Turkish cinema1
The ethics of immigration: How biased is the field?1
Foreigner, migrant, or refugee? How laypeople label those who cross borders1
Digital migration , by Koen Leurs1
Between development and control: State-sponsored emigration under Francoist rule1
How can Mexican migrants reduce the risk of being abandoned by smugglers while clandestinely crossing the US–Mexico border?1
Protecting irregular migrants: Evidence from Colombia1
Theorizing participation in the migrant caravans: Perspectives from migration and social movement studies1
Perceived threat drives support for coercive border enforcement against unauthorized crossings1
Review of ExhibitionObjets Migrateurs: Trésors sous influencesby Laura Reeck1
Examining the higher education–migration nexus in China: Intellectual migration in an emerging destination1
Intersecting oppressions and mental distress: Migrant domestic workers under the Kafala system in Lebanon1
From politics to poetics of migration: Migrant workers’ ‘life-in-migration’ during the COVID pandemic1
The permanent few or the temporary many? Evaluating refugee integration obstructors through implementation of the Ethiopia and Jordan Job Compacts1
Continuum, process, and dyad: three readings of the migration–mobility nexus1
Towards an intermediary-shaped migration policy? Strategies of private labour market intermediaries in migration policy-making1
International politics of migration in times of ‘crisis’ and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic1
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