Journal of Chinese Overseas,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
19(2), С. 248 - 268
Опубликована: Окт. 31, 2023
Abstract
The
idea
that
the
acquisition
of
and
proficiency
in
non-hegemonic
languages
can
be
pivotal
to
international
student
mobility
has
thus
far
been
insufficiently
addressed.
In
this
paper,
we
draw
on
23
in-depth
interviews
with
Chinese
students
explore
question,
showing
how
perception
Portuguese-language
learning
practice
at
Lusophone
Higher
Education
Institutions
(e.g.,
Portugal,
Macao,
Angola,
Brazil)
represents
a
decisive
trigger
for
studying
abroad,
an
alternative
strategy
acquiring
linguistic
capital
non-dominant
language
which
skills
converted
into
competitive
resources
future
professional
paths.
We
conclude
by
arguing
need
address
blind
spot
transnational
mobilities,
positioning
“language
proficiency”
as
structuring
dimension,
not
just
processes
decide
move,
but
also
their
imaginaries
preparedness
career
trajectories.
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
50(5), С. 1099 - 1117
Опубликована: Дек. 11, 2023
Migration
studies
first
took
up
a
systems
perspective
in
the
1970s
to
explain
migration
flows
and
their
dynamics
over
time.
Over
last
decades,
dominant
discourse
analysis
have
remained
constrained
within
limits
of
'migration
system'.
While
influence
'wider
environment'
on
system
has
been
recognized,
what
elements
wider
environment
are
mechanisms
remain
poorly
articulated.
Through
eight
innovative
contributions,
this
Special
Issue
seeks
contribute
firstly,
unpacking
(i.e.
other
systems)
that
constitute
with
which
components
(e.g.
migrants,
sending
receiving
communities,
institutions,
policies,
etc.)
interact,
secondly,
disentangling
mutual
influences
between
environment.
This
as
whole
suggests
growing
complexity
governance
demands
complexity-based
approach
acknowledges
multiple
relations
among
systems.
In
respect,
its
linkages
need
be
better
captured
through
an
analytical
based
thinking.
Ethnic and Racial Studies,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 18
Опубликована: Дек. 18, 2024
Based
on
a
longitudinal
study,
this
article
explores
the
divergent
migration
pathways
and
post-return
identity
negotiations
among
Japanese-Pakistani
Muslim
youths.
Through
an
intersectional
lens,
I
examine
how
emotions
strategies
shape
their
decisions
regarding
educational
mobility
returning
to
Japan.
My
study
further
reveals
ways
in
which
these
youths
navigate
reception
contexts
upon
return,
marked
by
evolving
discourse
around
hāfu
(children
of
mixed
parentage).
Their
narratives
illustrate
intersection
racialization,
religion,
gender
prompts
feelings
alienation
other
emotional
dynamics.
By
actively
responding
such
challenges,
forge
new
subjectivities,
drawing
resources
from
multinational
journeys.
In
conclusion,
argue
for
moving
beyond
binary
framework
sending
receiving
countries
understand
complex
that
second-generation
transnational
social
fields
negotiate
identities
belonging,
impacting
shifting
dynamics
ethnoscape
Asia
beyond.
American Behavioral Scientist,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Авг. 8, 2023
This
article
compares
the
considerations,
expectations,
and
realizations
of
Hong
Kongers
migrating
to
Taiwan
Australia.
Based
on
interviews
with
22
Konger
migrants,
we
identified
some
key
drivers
for
who
moved
or
The
findings
add
insights
into
spatial–temporal
nexus
migration
extend
static
push–pull
model
by
including
migrants’
changing
perceptions
about
sociopolitical
conditions
different
destinations.
In
addition
offering
a
more
nuanced
understanding
adaptations
environment
host
society,
highlight
that,
after
moving
Australia,
Kong
migrants
experience
gap
between
what
they
imagined
at
time
reality
(political,
social,
and/or
cultural).
imagination
community
in
destination
countries
before
leave
pre-
post-migration
experiences
constitute
“unsettling”
characteristic
recent
exodus
2019.
ABSTRACT
This
paper
examines
the
transnational
and
translocal
experiences
of
Rohingya
in
India,
a
stateless,
refugee
community
forcibly
displaced
from
Myanmar,
onward
migrants
Bangladesh,
who
currently
occupy
legally
precarious
space
India.
Drawing
on
approximately
90
interviews
conducted
with
refugees,
leaders
NGOs
across
three
Indian
cities,
along
informal
group
discussions
field
notes,
this
makes
two
arguments
that
shed
light
complex,
multi‐factorial
ways
which
networks
are
rebuilt
displacement
as
well
emerging
characteristics
migration
Asia.
First,
early
generations
India
leveraged
network
building
spaces
encounters
to
rebuild
their
others
create
care
support
local
civil
society
actors,
cementing
notion
‘Rohingya
community’
Second,
gradual
internationalisation
crisis
transnationalisation
diaspora
last
decade
through
multiple
waves
displacement,
resettlement
schemes
has
prompted
shift
towards
multi‐sited
transnationalism,
particularly
reflected
emergence
families,
digital
among
younger
refugees
extended
diasporic
networks.
Language Culture and Society,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 14, 2024
Abstract
We
analyse
how
Albanian
onward
migrants
from
Greece
living
in
the
UK
construct
and
negotiate
forms
of
vulnerability
they
experienced
along
their
migration
trajectories.
Focus
group
participants
weaved
life
narratives
which
vulnerabilities
were
constantly
but
variably
imbricated.
The
risks
to
personal
safety
that
Albania
set
participants’
migratory
trajectories
motion.
hostile
institutional
policies
subjected
drove
them
migrate.
was
constructed
as
a
destination
where
racism
more
subtly
present
compared
Greece.
We,
therefore,
conceptualise
experiences
constituting
vulnerability.
Language Teaching,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 4
Опубликована: Дек. 10, 2024
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While
many
accounts
of
migration
focus
on
settlement
in
the
destination,
this
chapter
analyses
narratives
Polish
multiple
migrants
moving
through
Ireland.
Ireland
has
experienced
mass
inflows
from
Central
and
Eastern
European
member
states
post-2004
EU
enlargement.
I
describe
how
some
young
people
migrated
for
a
plethora
reasons,
including
adventure,
exploration
and/or
independence,
while
others
to
was
related
setting
up
family.
apply
life
course
perspective
analyse
these
flows,
examining
migrants'
light
broader
social,
political
economic
contexts.
A
highlights
dynamics
processes
over
time
space,
ways
which
they
can
be
constructed
as
forward
backward.
The
story
thus
describes
less-known
face
international
movements.
empirical
analysis
is
based
Web-based
qualitative
panel
study
MULTIMIG
project.
included
semi-structured
interviews
with
migrants,
defined
who
internationally
twice
or
more.
are
nine
informants
whose
trajectories
at
stage
passed
Population Space and Place,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
30(8)
Опубликована: Авг. 5, 2024
Abstract
In
view
of
the
growing
onward
migration
and
multisited
transnationalism
among
naturalized
EU
citizens,
this
article
seeks
to
advance
current
understanding
transnational
social
fields,
cataloguing
complex
interplays
migrants'
ways
being,
belonging,
in‐betweenness
across
different
places
spaces.
Drawing
on
qualitative
research
with
Italian
Bangladeshis
in
Italy
United
Kingdom,
paper
presents
how
their
‘ways
being’
are
expressed
by
maintaining
attachments
country
origin
wider
Bangladeshi
diaspora.
addition,
they
maintain
belonging’
incorporating
Bengali
language,
culture,
traditions,
values,
transmitting
them
next
generation.
Beyond
these
multiplicities
being
findings
put
forward
two
important,
yet
contrasting,
observations.
On
one
hand,
there
is
an
ongoing
pursuit
UK
a
section
community—often
influenced
networks
connections
recognised
diaspora
UK.
Apart
from
‘community
comfort
zone’
language
advantage
integration
process,
many
migrants
perceive
living
as
having
higher
‘prestige’,
‘class’
or
‘status’
vis‐a‐vis
terms
life
quality,
wealth,
cultural,
religious
freedom.
other
another
cohort
emotionally
culturally
embedded
societies
dilemma
whether
migrate
onward.
constantly
blend,
shift,
negotiate
belonging.
The
unfold
new
geography
belonging
takes
shape,
characterised
fluidities,
multifaceted
identities,
everyday
practices
space.
