Journal of Identity and Migration Studies - JIMS

Journal of Identity and Migration Studies

Research Centre on Identity and Migration Issues, University of Oradea, Romania


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2020 JIMS, volume 14, number 1

JIMS - Volume 14, number 1, Spring/Summer 2020

RESEARCH ARTICLES

Limitations on Transnational Practices amongst Polish-born Teenagers living in the UK, Sara YOUNG

Acculturation Identities in the American Public Education System: Domain-Specific 'Separation' Strategies Among High-Skill Immigrants in the United States, Cristina S. STEPHENS

Construction of European Identity among Intra-EU Mobile Young Academics, Gregor SCHÄFER

An Occupational Perspective on Enculturation and Habitus - a Scoping Review, Coralie HELLWIG, Greta HÄGGBLOM KRONLÖF

SPECIAL SECTION: STUDENTS RESEARCH ON MIGRATION AND INTEGRATION

Student Research in the Focus: Contributions on Origin and Future, Tine LEHMANN, Stefanie MOLTHAGEN-SCHNÖRING

The Reluctant Multiculturalist: Investigating Possibilities for Applying Canadian Multiculturalism in Germany, Friederike ALM

Rearrangement through Labelling: The German Federal Republic’s Migration Policy in the 1970s – “Foreign Employees”, “Asylum Seekers” and “Refugees”, Tim ZUMLOH

Theorizing Development Challenges in the Syrian Refugee Response in Jordan: Interests, Management, and Accountability, Alexander C. BURLIN

Towards Belonging: Stability and Home for Syrian Refugee Women in Milan, Sara ELTOKHY

Citizenship and Global Injustice - A Critical Analysis of Shachar´s Birthright Lottery, Marvin JAMMERMANN

BOOK REVIEWS

Jennifer A. Jones, The Browning of the New South, Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2019, ISBN-13: 978-0-226-60098-7, 300 pages,Review by Cristina MATIUTA

Msia Kibona Clark, Phiwokuhle Mnyandu and Loy L. Azalia, Pan African Spaces, Essays on Black Transnationalism, Lexington Books, Lanham, 2019, ISBN 978-1-4985-8192-9, 322 pages, Review by Simona FER

Marius Turda; Maria Sophia Quine - Historizing Race ( Ideea de rasă de la Iluminism la Donald Trump) Polirom, Iași, 2019; ISBN: 978-973-46-7189-2, 244 pages, Review by Irina POP.

Vincenzo Ruggiero, Visions of Political Violence, London: Routledge, 2020, ISBN: 9780429291463 (eBook), 242 pages, Review by Marius Ioan TĂTAR

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS