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200 - Section on International Migration Paper Session. New Directions in Migration Theory
Sun, August 17, 8:30 to 10:10am, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
The continuing trend of migration within an increasingly globalized world brings new challenges to traditional theoretical understandings of why people migrate, how they are incorporated into host societies, and what the consequences are for sending and receiving countries. This session seeks papers that provide new insights about migration dynamics, processes, outcomes, and consequences in the 21st century. Papers for this session challenge traditional concepts and help us to theorize about immigration and adaptation in new ways.
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Gender Differences in the Role of Migrant Networks: Comparing Congolese and Senegalese Migration Flows - Sorana Toma, University of Oxford
Buying and Selling Migrants: The Erosion of Employment Standards through Legal Protections - SaunJuhi Verma, Duke University
Migrating Beyond Networks: The Implications of the Philippine State’s Labor Export Program for Migration Theory - Suzy K Lee, New York University
Beyond Group-Threat: The Temporal Dynamics of International Migration and Linkages to Anti-Foreigner Sentiment - Jack DeWaard, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
Panethnicity and Racialization: A Case for Analytic Integration - Hana Brown, Wake Forest University; Jennifer Anne Meri Jones, University of Notre Dame