Migration and Citizenship Pathways In/Beyond Asia

This special issue examines the diversified citizenship pathways that migrants undertake to manage uncertainties and global disparities or opportunities in various national contexts and at different life stages. We define citizenship pathways as the routes and processes that shape how migrants pursue personal and family goals to achieve citizenship recognition and redistribution. As migrants respond […]

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This special issue examines the diversified citizenship pathways that migrants undertake to manage uncertainties and global disparities or opportunities in various national contexts and at different life stages. We define citizenship pathways as the routes and processes that shape how migrants pursue personal and family goals to achieve citizenship recognition and redistribution. As migrants respond

International Journal of Heritage Studies – Special Issue: Oceanic Geographies and Maritime Heritage in Making: Producing History, Memory and Territory (Volume 30, Issue 6)

The contributions in this special issue magnify how temporalization of the ocean is an ideological and political project. Where Hang Zhou and Jieyi Xie juxtapose the cultural value of the maritime heritage of the Middle Passage against the exploitation of seafloor resources that denies any historical depth to the ocean, Pearson focuses on submerged shipwrecks

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The contributions in this special issue magnify how temporalization of the ocean is an ideological and political project. Where Hang Zhou and Jieyi Xie juxtapose the cultural value of the maritime heritage of the Middle Passage against the exploitation of seafloor resources that denies any historical depth to the ocean, Pearson focuses on submerged shipwrecks

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space – Special Section: Exchanges: Critical Geoeconomics (Volume 57, Issue 1)

This theme section explores the analytical purchase and limitations of advancing a “critical geoeconomics” within a broader historical and geographical context. Comprising 11 short papers, it combines timely reassessments of contemporary and past iterations of geoeconomics and explores the potentials for positing an anti-geoeconomics against the backdrop of nationalist-imperialist phantoms. Collectively, the set of exchanges

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This theme section explores the analytical purchase and limitations of advancing a “critical geoeconomics” within a broader historical and geographical context. Comprising 11 short papers, it combines timely reassessments of contemporary and past iterations of geoeconomics and explores the potentials for positing an anti-geoeconomics against the backdrop of nationalist-imperialist phantoms. Collectively, the set of exchanges

Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology – Special Issue: Leisure and Older Adults in Asia (Volume 39, Issue 3)

Although the study of older adults’ participation in leisure has gained traction over the last decade, there is need to consider in greater depth the central role that leisure activities may play in the construction of identities and lifestyles in later life. The collection of articles in this special issue contributes to the emerging literature

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Although the study of older adults’ participation in leisure has gained traction over the last decade, there is need to consider in greater depth the central role that leisure activities may play in the construction of identities and lifestyles in later life. The collection of articles in this special issue contributes to the emerging literature

Transnational Southeast Asia: Communities, Contestations and Cultures

This open access book presents Southeast Asia as an interesting and conceptually meaningful site to interrogate the transnational paradigm. In featuring research from and across different nations in Southeast Asia, it asks in what ways Southeast Asia lends itself to nuanced applications of transnationalism, and what the wider cultural and collective implications of that might

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This open access book presents Southeast Asia as an interesting and conceptually meaningful site to interrogate the transnational paradigm. In featuring research from and across different nations in Southeast Asia, it asks in what ways Southeast Asia lends itself to nuanced applications of transnationalism, and what the wider cultural and collective implications of that might

Asian Population Studies — Special Section: The Internationalisation of Education and ‘Belt and Road’ Student Mobilities in Southeast Asia (Volume 21, Issue 1)

Over the last few decades, youth migration for education has emerged as an important component of population movements in Asia. This trend not only affects young people’s ‘identities, educational resilience, sense of belonging and sense of self’ (Mazzucato & Haagsman, Citation2022, p. 2473), but also contributes to the development goals of both sending and receiving countries.

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Over the last few decades, youth migration for education has emerged as an important component of population movements in Asia. This trend not only affects young people’s ‘identities, educational resilience, sense of belonging and sense of self’ (Mazzucato & Haagsman, Citation2022, p. 2473), but also contributes to the development goals of both sending and receiving countries.