Asian and Pacific Migration Journal
Scope & Guideline
Elevating voices in the study of migration patterns.
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Migrant Experiences and Integration:
Research that delves into the lived experiences of migrants, including their challenges and successes in social integration, cultural adaptation, and emotional well-being. - Migration Policy and Governance:
Analysis of migration policies across various countries in the Asia-Pacific region, exploring how these policies affect migrants' rights, labor conditions, and social inclusion. - Transnational Connections and Networks:
Studies investigating the transnational ties that migrants maintain with their home countries, including remittances, family connections, and community building. - Gender and Migration Dynamics:
Focus on the gendered aspects of migration, including the unique challenges faced by women migrants and the implications of gender roles in migration processes. - Impact of Crises on Migration Patterns:
Examination of how crises, such as pandemics and conflicts, influence migration trends, migrant vulnerabilities, and return migration dynamics. - Socioeconomic Impacts of Migration:
Research on the economic contributions of migrants to host countries, the impact of remittances on home countries, and the role of migrants in local economies.
Trending and Emerging
- Impact of COVID-19 on Migration Dynamics:
A significant increase in research addressing how the COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped migration patterns, affected migrant workers' rights, and altered return migration dynamics. - Gendered Experiences of Migration:
Emerging studies that focus on the unique challenges faced by migrant women, including issues of gender-based violence, labor exploitation, and social resilience. - Emotional and Psychological Dimensions of Migration:
Growing attention to the emotional and psychological aspects of migration, such as mental health issues among migrants and the role of emotional intelligence in social integration. - Transnational Family Dynamics:
Research exploring the complexities of transnational families, including the impact of migration on family structures, caregiving responsibilities, and emotional ties across borders. - Environmental Migration and Displacement:
Increasing focus on environmental factors contributing to migration, such as climate change, natural disasters, and their implications for displaced populations. - Technological Influence on Migration:
Exploration of how technology, including social media and mobile applications, affects the migration experience, from job searching to maintaining connections with home.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Labor Migration Models:
There has been a noticeable decline in research focused solely on traditional labor migration models, as the discourse shifts towards more nuanced understandings of migration that incorporate social, cultural, and emotional dimensions. - Homogeneous Experiences of Migrants:
The journal has seen less emphasis on presenting migrants as a monolithic group, with increasing recognition of intersectionality and diversity within migrant populations. - Static Perspectives on Integration:
Research that treats integration as a fixed process rather than a dynamic and ongoing experience has diminished, as scholars increasingly acknowledge the evolving nature of migrant integration. - Focus on Economic Contributions Alone:
There is a waning interest in solely quantifying the economic contributions of migrants, with more emphasis placed on social and cultural impacts as well as human rights considerations. - Overarching Theories without Empirical Evidence:
Theoretical discussions that lack empirical grounding are becoming less frequent, as the journal increasingly prioritizes studies that provide robust evidence from real-world contexts.
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