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Vol. 7 No. 3 (2006): Qualitative Migration Research in Contemporary Europe

Edited by Maren Borkert, Alberto Martín Pérez, Sam Scott & Carla De Tona

Published: 2006-05-31

Thematic Issue

Introduction: Understanding Migration Research (Across National and Academic Boundaries) in Europe

Maren Borkert, Alberto Martín Pérez, Sam Scott, Carla De Tona
Stories of HERMES: An Analysis of the Issues Faced by Young European Researchers in Migration and Ethnic Studies

Maren Borkert, Carla De Tona
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Cultural "Insiders" and the Issue of Positionality in Qualitative Migration Research: Moving "Across" and Moving "Along" Researcher-Participant Divides

Deianira Ganga, Sam Scott
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Doing Qualitative Research with Migrants as a Native Citizen: Reflections from Spain

Alberto Martín Pérez
Comparative Research on Highly Skilled Migrants. Can Qualitative Interviews Be Used in Order to Reconstruct a Class Position?

Anja Weiß
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Reflecting Upon Interculturality in Ethnographic Filmmaking

Laura Catalán Eraso
Back-talk Focus Groups as a Follow-Up Tool in Qualitative Migration Research: The Missing Link?

Annalisa Frisina
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Somali Parents' Experiences of Bringing up Children in Finland: Exploring Social-Cultural Change within Migrant Households

Filio Degni, Seppo Pöntinen, Mulki Mölsä
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Immigration and Citizenship: Participation and Self-organisation of Immigrants in the Veneto (North Italy)

Claudia Mantovan
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Imagining Homeland: Identity and Repertories of a Greek Labour-immigrant Musician in Germany

Smaragdi Boura
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Cultural Capital during Migration—A Multi-level Approach for the Empirical Analysis of the Labor Market Integration of Highly Skilled Migrants

Arnd-Michael Nohl, Karin Schittenhelm, Oliver Schmidtke, Anja Weiß
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But What Is Interesting Is the Story of Why and How Migration Happened

Carla De Tona
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Single Contributions

"Ah Mom, What's Happened to You?!" A Grounded Theory-Study about Repositioning in the Relationship Between Elderly Parents and Their Adult, Care-Giving Children

Barbara Dieris
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Hermeneutics and Critical Hermeneutics: Exploring Possibilities within the Art of Interpretation

Elizabeth Anne Kinsella
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Personal Narratives as a Way to Understand the Worlds of College Lecturers

Vered Tohar, Merav Asaf, Anat Kainan, Rakefet Shachar
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FQS Interviews

Practical Elaborations. About the Development of Foucauldian Discourse Analysis in Germany

Rainer Diaz-Bone
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Critical Discourse Analysis. The Elaboration of a Problem Oriented Discourse Analytic Approach After Foucault

Rainer Diaz-Bone
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FQS Reviews

FQS Conferences

Conference Report: Actor Brain

Naziker Bayram, Jo Reichertz, Nadia Zaboura
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