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Access of Highly-Skilled Migrants to Transnational Labor Markets: Is Class Formation Transcending Nanance and of people must become part of sociological analyses (Albrow 1997; Urry 2000).. This has implications for the concept of class which traditionally has been framed by the nation state and national politics (Beck 2007). In particular, an increased effort is necessary for understanding the cla

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Transnational Inequalities, Transnational Responses: The Politicization of Migrant Rights in Asia transnational political geography’ (Sassen 1998, p. xxi) or ‘deterritorialization’ (Scholte 2000, p. 3), as research on transnational phenomena took off during the 1990s across the social sciences (J?nsson 2010). Likewise, the emerging subfield of transnationalism within migration studies found the

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