Cooperation or Control?: Dissecting Market Perspective in the Migrant Labor Recruitment Industry

Sandhya As

Cheap Labour, (Un)Organised Workers: The Superexploitation of Labour Migrants in the Malaysian Palm Oil Industry

Janina Puder

Socially constructed labels as control of facilitating factors? Study on the labour mobility of Vietnamese IT professionals in Japan

Aimi Muranaka

Do collective agreements and works councils narrow immigrant-native wage gaps for disadvantaged immigrant groups? Novel evidence from German linked employer-employee data

Florian Zimmermann, Tobias Wolbring, Eric Fong

Place-Based and Transnational Strategies for Advancing Rights: A Case Study of Syrians Under Temporary Protection in Turkey

Candost Aydın, Nur Sultan Cirakman

“If you lose your job, you lose your papers”. Interconnects between labour and the border regime in comparative perspective

Margit Fauser

A Neocolonial and Political Economy optic into recruitment policies and practices governing Teacher Migration from South Africa

Sadhana Manik

Institutional Embeddedness of Migration Brokerage: The case of run-away migrants in Nepal-Malaysia corridor

Sandhya As

Quality Control, Mediation and Management: Recruitment Agencies and Domestic Worker Migration in Southeast Asia

Liberty Chee

The U.S.-Latin America Migration Pattern in Crisis: An Analysis from Marxist Dependency Theory

Hilary Catherine Goodfriend

Entangled Platforms: migration and food delivery in the UK, Brazil and United States

Mateus Mendonça

Towards a Critical Digital Migration Studies: Digital Nomads, Remote Work, and Privileged Migration to Guatemala

Alexandra Eleazar

‘Trust My Competency’: A Study on Deskilling of Overseas Nurses from Kerala, India in Britain

Amratha Lekshmi A J

Labor Incorporation of South-South Migrants and their Children in Argentina: Intersections among Gender, Generations and Occupation.

Pablo Sebastián Gómez

Sifting Through the Surplus: the “Refugee Crisis” and Precarious Migrant Labor

David B Feldman

Boys from well-off family backgrounds benefit most from studying abroad? About the heterogenous effects of studying abroad on labor market outcomes in culturally diverse contexts (Japan and the United States)

Steve Richard Entrich

Is Germany missing out or catching up? Gender inequality and the 2020 German Skilled Immigration Act

Magali N. Alloatti, Tanja Fendel

Place of education and immigrant’s wage in Japan: The role of field of study

Hirohisa Takenoshita

Central American migrants: Gender violence and capitalism

Sibyl Pineda

Race, gender and mobility: Re-framing trafficking from “White Slavery” to “Sexual Slavery” (1960s - 1980s)

Sonja Dolinsek

Syrian Women as Home-based Pieceworkers in Suburban Gaziantep: Labor, Forced Migration and Violence

Canan Uçar

Modern-Day Slavery? Case of Forced Hysterectomies among Female Sugarcane Workers in Maharashtra

Kritika Gosain