Middle East & North Africa

Cross-cultural adaptation of international students in Moroccan higher education

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The people bringing Filipinos home for the holidays

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Recognising ‘qualified vulnerability’: Obstacles to mobility in the Humanitarian Corridors Project in Lebanon

Emotional (im)mobility: Exploring objects of hope, despair, and imaginary territory

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From Bulgaria to Turkey, from Turkey to the USA: A family history through interethnic marriages and records

A mate alone

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An inevitable passageway to Europe under COVID-19: A healthcare and economic crisis without precedence

Hyper-precarious lives: Bangladeshi migrants on Azad visas in Qatar during the COVID-19 pandemic

Love, a central catalyst for my international mobility

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Compulsory strength: Maternal love in circumstances of exile and displacement

Kurdish diaspora politics in Birmingham

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Displaced sentiments: Consuming national identity abroad in Kurdistan’s vote for independence

How Global South research institutes can use COVID-19 to their advantage

International branch campuses: What can we learn from the COVID-19 pandemic?

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Travelling with cuisines: Immigrant entrepreneurs and the remaking of culinary cultures in Copenhagen

‘Please don't turn the stove off!’: Travelling with the çaydanlık and Turkish tea

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In honour of Sarah: A call to recognise the complexity of queerness in exile

COVID-19 may not have reached Syrian communities in the Middle East, but its domino effects have

The impact of return migration to Kerala from the Gulf amidst the pandemic

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The human heart: The invisible baggage of migration

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The worldly wander of a Somali passport

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‘They are too many to naturalise’: How citizenship debates politicise Syrians

Inheriting the diaspora identity: Narrating the Lebanese-Armenian language dilemma

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‘This is hypocrisy’ – A Q&A with Giulia Tranchina on European migration policy in Libya

Objects of (im)mobility in Amman, Jordan: How journeys of migration leave their impression on the home

Personal stories of home, belonging, and refuge at the War Childhood Museum

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What a life in the host country: Narratives of immigrants in Morocco amid the pandemic

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‘Have I really survived?’: On home, refuge, and quarantine in Rome

Daily-wage migrant workers and government COVID-19 responses in Jordan

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The European Union’s conflicting mobility policies

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Networking for motherhood: The experiences of young Syrian refugee mothers

Citizenship in the United Arab Emirates: A spectrum of categories

Interview with Juan delGado, founder of Qisetna: ‘We wanted to reclaim a space for Syrians to share their stories’