2nd Edition
Global Migration Patterns, Processes and Politics
Chapter 1 – Making sense of global migration
Chapter 2 – Global migration in historical perspective
Chapter 3 – Migrant labour in the economy
Chapter 4 – Migration and development
Chapter 5 – Refugees
Chapter 6 – Immigration control and border politics
Chapter 7 – The politics of citizenship and integration
Chapter 8 – Migrant identities, mobilizations and place-making practices
Biography
Elizabeth Mavroudi is a Reader in Human Geography in the Division of Geography and Environment in the School of Social Sciences and Humanities at Loughborough University, UK.
Caroline Nagel is a Professor of Geography at the University of South Carolina, USA.
"The second edition of Global Migration continues to fill an important gap as an outstanding and updated textbook for the study of a topic that is shaping our century. The book offers multidisciplinary insights into the global politics, patterns, and practices of migration and engages students in a highly accessible way."
Professor Harald Bauder, Toronto Metropolitan University, Canada.
"Clear, succinct and eminently readable, Global Migration, 2nd edition sets a high standard as a go-to text for the student of migration. It is comprehensive, authoritative and up-to-date, and covers the big debates in migration, such as the refugee "crisis" and the relationship between migration and development."
Professor Russell King, University of Sussex, UK.
"This approachable and informative book constitutes a valuable guide to current debates and concepts in the field of migration studies. Using geographical perspectives, concise language and clear illustrations the volume provides a much-needed exploration of issues in global migration."
Nick Gill, University of Exeter, UK.
