Titlebook: Global Change and Human Mobility; Josefina Domínguez-Mujica Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

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,“Young and Small” Thai Immigration into Czechia: Wives of Czechs Versus Migrant Workers, been studied yet, it uses an important comparative perspective, and, in practical terms, it sheds light on whether there is a spatial and social isolation/exclusion which Czechia should tackle. Four models representing different types of migration and integration of Thais in the Euro-Atlantic area

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Migrating Abroad to Get Ahead: The Emigration of Young Spanish Adults During the Financial Crisis (m the twentieth to the twenty-first century. In 2008, with the onset of the recession and the weakening of the Spanish job market, a new period of net emigration began. This phase has little in common with past trends, as two new types of primary actors have entered the scene: on the one hand, forme

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,New “Guest Workers” from Spain? Exploring Migration to Germany in the Context of Economic and Socieand Spanish media often stress the history of guest worker migration, past and recent migration processes have hardly anything in common. I argue that the profound political and economic reforms after the end of Franco regime laid the ground for today’s migration. The demographic transformation, soc

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Student on the Move: Academic Career and Life Transitions of Foreign PhD Students in Barcelona (Spaions and expectations of 27 young PhD students at Catalan universities, their reasons for migration, their personal and labour transitions, their evaluation of the migration process and the role of the city of Barcelona as an attractive place for living and studying. Perhaps unexpectedly, migration

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Globalising Rural Areas: International Migrants in Rural Germany,y migrants, cross-border migrants, asylum seekers, training migrants and working migrants (seasonal and permanent). In rural areas in Germany, for example, in 2010 11.1?% of the population had a migratory background. In the German census for 2011, people with a migratory background include “all immi

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