Revista Internacional de Estudios Migratorios

Scope & Guideline

Connecting Scholars to Address Contemporary Migration Challenges

Introduction

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LanguageMulti-Language
ISSN2173-1950
PublisherUNIV ALMERIA
Support Open AccessNo
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AbbreviationREV INT ESTUD MIGR / Rev. Int. Estud. Migr.
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AddressCTRA SACRAMENTO, S-N, LA CANADA DE SAN URBANO, ALMERIA 04120, SPAIN

Aims and Scopes

The 'Revista Internacional de Estudios Migratorios' focuses on the multifaceted dynamics of migration, examining various aspects related to the social, economic, and cultural implications of migration processes. The journal brings together interdisciplinary perspectives to enhance understanding of migration phenomena across different contexts.
  1. Sociolinguistic Studies:
    The journal emphasizes the role of language in migration contexts, exploring how sociolinguistic aspects affect integration and identity among migrant communities.
  2. Vulnerable Populations:
    A core focus is on vulnerable groups within migration, such as women, children, and refugees, examining their unique challenges and experiences in host societies.
  3. Policy and Governance:
    The journal analyzes governmental responses and policy frameworks related to migration, offering comparative insights across different regions and countries.
  4. Cultural Integration and Social Ties:
    Research on how migrants establish social networks and cultural ties, including the impact of sports and community engagement on integration.
  5. Economic Aspects of Migration:
    Exploring the economic implications of migration, including labor market participation, remittances, and the role of migrants in local economies.
  6. Educational Journeys of Migrants:
    Investigating the educational trajectories of young migrants and their integration into educational systems, reflecting on both challenges and successes.
Recent publications indicate emerging themes reflecting the evolving landscape of migration studies, particularly in response to global events and changing socio-political contexts.
  1. Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic:
    Research focusing on the 'pandemic of inequality' and its effects on migrant populations has surged, highlighting the intensified vulnerabilities faced during global crises.
  2. Youth Migration and Integration:
    A notable increase in studies concerning young migrants, particularly their educational journeys and integration challenges, reflects a growing recognition of this demographic's unique needs.
  3. Comparative Migration Policies:
    Emerging themes include comparative analyses of governmental responses to migration crises, especially in relation to Venezuelan migration, indicating a trend toward understanding policy effectiveness across different national contexts.
  4. Mental Health and Acculturation:
    There is a rising interest in the psychological aspects of migration, particularly acculturation processes and mental health outcomes for migrants, underscoring the importance of emotional well-being in migration studies.
  5. Role of Media in Shaping Perceptions:
    The treatment of migrants in media and its implications for public perception and policy is gaining traction, reflecting concerns over the portrayal of migrant issues in the press.

Declining or Waning

While the journal maintains a strong focus on various aspects of migration, certain themes appear to be declining in prominence, reflecting shifts in research interest and societal relevance.
  1. Environmental Migration:
    Previously explored in the context of economic and social challenges, the theme of environmental migration seems to have diminished, possibly due to a shift in focus towards immediate socio-economic issues.
  2. Second Rural Residence:
    The exploration of second rural residences and linked populations has seen a decline, indicating a waning interest in this niche area of migration studies.
  3. Migration and Security:
    Discussions surrounding the intersection of migration with security concerns appear less frequent, suggesting a possible shift away from this contentious topic in favor of more humanitarian perspectives.

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