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Social Inclusion
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Digitalization and Migration: Rethinking Socio‐Economic Inclusions and Exclusions
This thematic issue interrogates the relationship between digitalization and the social inclusion or exclusion of migrants in destination countries. Drawing on thirteen articles employing a breadth of methodological approaches across eight national contexts around the globe, it investigates whether…
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“I Don’t Want to Underpay People”: Platforms for Childcare and Migrant Mothers Navigating Belonging
Feminist scholarship engages with in flux and situational motherhood, childcare, and the boundaries between private and public domains. Decades of knowledge production have signaled undervalued care work and feminized global care chains. Against this backdrop, more recently, digital platforms or…
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Materialising Digital Borderscapes: Examining the Effects of Digital Systems on Asylum Seekers and Refugees
Digitalisation is increasingly adopted in the public sector in South Africa. The country’s Department of Home Affairs has a significant digitalisation project that aims to improve its efficiency in service delivery. Despite this project, it was the Covid‐19 pandemic that saw the introduction of a…
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“My Phone Is Like My Office”: Refugee Women’s Social Media Entrepreneurship in Dar‐es‐Salaam
In this article, we explore the cases of two Congolese refugee women who have pivoted their social media engagements to entrepreneurship to offset their immobilization resulting from the Tanzanian asylum regime. The fear of losing access to mobile communications amid the introduction of biometric…
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Navigating Precarity Between Law and Profit: Migrant Riders in Italy, Poland, and Spain
This article examines how platform‐mediated food delivery work shapes the socio‐economic inclusion and exclusion of migrants in Italy, Poland, and Spain. Drawing on 60 in‐depth interviews with migrant riders in Turin, Warsaw, and Barcelona, the study adopts a comparative ethnographic approach to…
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“And Only the Internet Remains…”: Social Media's Role in Building Social Capital Among Migrant Students
This article presents a case study of students in Poland, comparing internal and international student migrants in how they form and maintain different types of social capital, including the development of trust, the maintenance of ties with their communities of origin, and the establishment of new…
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Digital Inclusion of Migrants in Türkiye: Emotional, Linguistic, and Structural Barriers
This study uses a bibliometric review of international research and 27 in‐depth interviews to investigate digital disparities among migrant groups in Türkiye. We aim to understand how gender, as well as emotional, linguistic, and structural factors influence digital inclusion. The interviews…
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The Digitalisation of Dutch Civic Integration: How Digital Technologies Shape Inequality and Bureaucratic Discretion
Migration management is becoming increasingly digitalised, with digital borders producing inequalities by fixing framings that determine who is allowed entry and residence. Civic integration functions as another bordering practice regulating the entry and naturalisation of “migrants.” In the…
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The Halting of Everyday Media Practices in Swedish Detention Centres: A Physical, Social, and Digital Exclusion
In line with previous research, this article starts from the awareness that ubiquity and mobility, central features of migrants’ transnational lives, are sustained by everyday digital media practices. It aims to investigate what happens when these media practices can no longer be carried out due to…
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Digital Tactics of Refugee Women: Towards an Inclusive Framework for Digital Literacies
This article examines the complex relationship between online and offline inequalities for shaping refugee women’s experiences during resettlement. Refugee women have unique challenges during resettlement, yet the role of gender in shaping refugees’ experiences of inclusion, exclusion, and…
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Digital Technologies and Refugees’ Social Inclusion: The Use of ICTs by NGOs
Numerous studies highlight the direct impact of digital technologies on migrants, shaping their decisions to migrate, their migration trajectories, and their experiences in their destination countries. This article contributes to this emerging literature by exploring the influence of digital…
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Navigating Integration in The Netherlands: Syrian Refugees, Digital Practices, and Inclusive Communication
This study explores how digital communication technologies and informal actors facilitate and shape the communication and network development that support Syrian refugees in navigating integration in the Netherlands. It examines how digitalization introduces both opportunities and challenges in…
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Eritrean Refugees in the Digital Netherlands: Between Inclusion and Exclusion
While the use of digital technologies has been associated with refugees’ successful integration, this perspective overlooks the digital divide growing on the existing structural inequalities. For Eritrean refugees living in the Netherlands, the digital divide cuts deep into their personal lives and…
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GeoMatch/MisMatch: A Critical Investigation of a Refugee Resettlement and Labour Market Integration Algorithm in the Netherlands
This article critically investigates the unintended and perverse effects of digital public technologies on refugees’ fundamental rights and socio‐economic inclusion. As a case study, we examine the GeoMatch algorithm, a recommender system implemented by the Dutch government to automate employment…
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Researching in Multilingual Spaces: Addressing Methodological, Ethical, and Epistemological Implications
This editorial proposes reflecting upon multilingual social research in spatial terms to better grasp the manifold challenges described by the contributing authors when examining their own methodological approaches and research practices regarding multilingualism(s). Conceptualizing the research…
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Language, Power, and Multilingualism in Migration Research: Reflections From the Documentary Method
In two research projects conducted in Austria and Germany in the field of forced migration, we found similar challenges and potentials, namely, the methodological challenges of addressing multilingualism in a methodically controlled way and the potential of systematically analysing power dynamics…
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Methodological Insights From a Qualitative Case Study in a Migration Context: Translingual Writing Practices Among Emergent Multilingual Children
This article examines the methodological challenges and opportunities of researching translingual writing practices among emergent multilingual children in South Korea. Drawing on a four‐month qualitative case study involving three focal participants, the study explores their translingual writing…
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The Construction of Researcher Positionality Through Language Practices in Multilingual Contexts
Ethnographers immerse themselves in the lifeworlds of their participants—including their language practices—through participant observation. In this process, researchers’ linguistic repertoires, along with the language choices and practices they enable, play a central role in co‐constructing…
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From Babel to Bridge: The Challenges of Research Co‐Production in Multilingual Spaces
This article discusses emerging findings from a large‐scale study undertaken in 12 diverse areas of England focused on reducing health inequalities for refugees, asylum seekers, and migrant populations. Working with multilingual populations has posed both ethical and practical considerations…
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Translanguaging Towards Equitable Participation: Doing Research Multilingually With People With a Migration Background
Doing research with multilingual people belonging to marginalized groups involves reconsidering our methods of inquiry. Language differences between researchers and participants can render the lived experiences, multilingual subjectivities, and knowledge of the participants unrecognized and…
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