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Twitter Data for Migration Studies
2022Given the gaps and limitations of traditional data for migration research, social big data have been proposed to fill and complement them. Amongst various types of social media data, user-generated content from Twitter is considered a valuable resource in migration studies.
JISU KIM +5 more
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Studying scientific migration in Scopus
Scientometrics, 2012An exploration is presented of Scopus as a data source for the study of international scientific migration or mobility for five study countries: Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, UK and USA. It is argued that Scopus author-affiliation linking and author profiling are valuable, crucial tools in the study of this phenomenon.
Henk F. Moed +2 more
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A study of library migrations in Java
Journal of Software: Evolution and Process, 2014ABSTRACTSoftware intensively depends on external libraries whose relevance may change during its life cycle. As a consequence, software developers must periodically reconsider the libraries they depend on, and must think about replacing them for more relevant ones. We refer to this practice as library migration.
Teyton, Cédric +3 more
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Geographies of migration II: Decolonising migration studies
Progress in Human Geography, 2022Migration is deeply entangled with colonialism, not only in the historical emergence of nation-states, sovereignty and mobility but in the ongoing continuation of colonial power relations underpinned by racism and exploitation. This report on the geographies of migration explores this relationship through a focus on postcolonial approaches to migration
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Abstract The migration experience often necessitates analysis of host societies’ immigration policies. This frequently leads to a focus on this experience’s legal, political, economic, and social aspects. Yet, more recently, the field of emotions and migration has brought into social research the role that emotions play in the ...
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A Sequential Study of Migration and Job Search
Journal of Labor Economics, 1987"This paper designs a multiarmed bandit (MAB) sequential model for the analysis of the migration-job search process. The implications either are compatible with well-known migration behavior or, when novel, are also plausible. For example, regions with large wage variability attract migrants, and regions with large nonpecuniary returns increase both ...
McCall, B P, McCall, J J
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Migration bias in ecologic studies
European Journal of Epidemiology, 2000Differential migration may provoke bias in an epidemiological assessment of the public health risks from exposure to environmental agents, particularly in ecologic studies of health outcomes with a long latency or induction period. The potential impact of migration bias on epidemiological research is complex, and it depends not only on the direction of
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Study on rural migration and return migration in Kosovo
2017[Objectives] The overall objective of the study is to address the causes of migration and its consequences for rural areas of Kosovo. More specifically, we focus on the motives of migrants, the impact of migration on households left behind and the socio-economic situation of returning migrants.
Möllers, Judith +3 more
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Migrating Cultural Capital: Bourdieu in Migration Studies
Sociology, 2010A Bourdieusian concept of cultural capital is used to investigate the transformations and contestations of migrants’ cultural capital. Research often treated migrants’ cultural capital as reified and ethnically bounded, assuming they bring a set of cultural resources from the country of origin to the country of migration that either fit or do not fit ...
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Decolonizing Migration Studies? Thinking about Migration Studies from the Margins
2021Journal of Migration Studies, Bd. 1 Nr.
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