Guest Editors: Christine Inglis, Samim Akgönül and Stéphane de Tapia

• Turks Abroad: Settlers, Citizens, Transnationals – Introduction, pp. 104-118
  Christine Inglis, Samim Akgönül and Stéphane de Tapia
• A “Three-Way Approach” to Incorporating Muslim Immigrants in the EU: A Turkish Perspective, pp. 119-135
  Kemal Kirisci
• Securitisation and Domestication of Diaspora Muslims and Islam: Turkish Immigrants in Germany and Australia, pp. 136-154
  Michael Humphrey
• Turkish Communities in the Russian Federation, pp. 155-173
  Sergei V. Ryazantsev
• “Soft” and “Hard” Landings: the Experience of School under Contrasting Institutional Arrangements in Australia and France, pp. 174-194
  Joel Windle
• Educational Progress of Children of Turkish Descent in the Netherlands, pp. 195-211
  Maurice Crul
• From “Kanak Attack” to the “GerKish Generation”: Second-Generation Turkish Narratives in German Culture and Politics, pp. 212-229
  Jens Schneider
• Turkish Transnational Media in Melbourne: a Migrant Mediascape, pp. 230-247
  Liza Hopkins
• A “Condition of Homelessness” or a “State of Double Consciousness”? Turkish Migrants and Home-Making in Australia, pp. 248-263
  Banu Senay

Guest Editors: Kristina Touzenis and Ryszard Cholewinski

• The Human Rights of Migrants – Editorial Introduction, pp. 1-18
  Kristina Touzenis and Ryszard Cholewinski
• Defending the Weakest: The Role of International Human Rights Mechanisms in Protecting the Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of Migrants, pp. 19-35
  Pia Oberoi
• Migration et travail décent, pp. 36-50
  Étienne Piguet
• Integration at What Cost? Research into What Refugees Have to Say About the Integration Process, pp. 51-74
  Ruth Farrugia
• Irregular Workers in Egypt: Migrant and Refugee Domestic Workers, pp. 75-90
  Ray Jureidini
• The Principle of Non-Discrimination and Entry, Stay and Expulsion of Foreigners Living with HIV/AIDS, pp. 91-103
  Alexandre Devillard

Guest-Editor: Jean Pierre Cassarino

• The Conditions of Modern Return Migrants – Editorial Introduction, pp. 95-105
  Jean Pierre Cassarino
• Libyan Nationals in the United Kingdom: Geopolitical Considerations and Trends in Asylum and Return, pp. 106-127
  Brad K. Blitz
• Europe’s Security Approach Failing to Halt Migration from Libya, pp. 128-144
  Sarah Hamood
• Repatriation of Afghan and Iraqi Refugees from Iran: When Home is No Longer Home, pp. 145-168
  Anisseh Van Engeland-Nourai
• Remigration, Development and Mixed Embeddedness: an Agenda for Qualitative Research?, pp. 169-193
  Tine Davids and Marieke Van Houte
• Spaces of Europe – Places of Homeland: Greek-Danish Diaspora Life in Narratives of Home and Return, pp. 194-207
  Anastasia Christou
• Back from the “Outside”: Returnees and Diasporic Imagining in Iraqi Kurdistan, pp. 208-222
  Diane E. King
• Social and Economic Support Among Migrants and Families Left Behind in Transnational Contexts, pp. 223-239
  Edson I. Urano and Lucia E. Yamamoto
• OPEN FORUM: Similar Procedures, Divergent Function: Citizenship Tests in  the United States, Canada, Netherlands and United Kingdom, pp. 240-261
  Mario Peucker
• OPEN FORUM: Cultural Perspectives on Digital Inclusion, pp. 262-280
  Marcello El Khouri Buzato

Guest-Editor: Sue Wright

• Citizenship Tests in Europe – Editorial Introduction, pp.1-9
  Sue Wright
• Northern Exposure: The New Danish Model of Citizenship Test, pp. 10-28
  Silvia Adamo
• Le modèle français d’intégration dans tous ses états : Entre réaffirmations républicaines et tentations populistes, pp. 29-39
  Mélodie Beaujeu
• From Liberal to Restrictive Citizenship Policies: the Case of the Netherlands, pp. 40-59
  Ricky Van Oers
• A Journey to Citizenship in the United Kingdom, pp. 60-75
  Dina Kiwan
• OPEN FORUM: Socio-Economic Trends in the Swedish Taxi Sector – Deregulation, Recommodification, Ethnification, pp. 76-94
  Zoran Slavnic and Susanne Urban

Guest-Editors: Amarjit Kaur and Ian Metcalfe

• Thematic Introduction: Migration Challenges in the Asia Pacific Region in the Twenty-First Century, pp.131-134
  Amarjit Kaur and Ian Metcalfe
• Migration Matters in the Asia-Pacific Region: Immigration Frameworks, Knowledge Workers and National Policies, pp. 135-157
  Amarjit Kaur
• Cross-Border Migration and East Asian Regional Integration, pp. 158-173
  Tessa Morris-Suzuki
• The Contested Basis of Nationhood: Key Issues when Analysing Labour Flows in Southeast Asia, pp. 174-184
  Michael Leigh
• Transnationalism in an Uncertain Environment: Relationship between Migration, Policy and Theory, pp. 185-204
  Christine Inglis
• Harnessing Untapped Development Potential in the Asia-Pacific Island Region through the Mobility of Skilled Indian Workers, pp. 205-218
  Binod Khadria
• Indonesian Labour Migration: Issues and Challenges, pp. 219-235
  Aswatini Raharto
• Where Internal and International Migration Intersect: Mobility and the Formation of Multi-Ethnic Communities in the Riau Islands Transit Zone, pp. 236-263
  Lenore Lyons and Michele Ford
• OPEN FORUM: The End of National Models? Integration Courses and Citizenship Trajectories in Europe, pp. 264-283
  Dirk Jacobs and Andrea Rea
• OPEN FORUM: Daily Life and Social Integration of Immigrants in City and Small Town – Evidence from Norway, pp. 284-306
  Marko Valenta

Guest-Editor: Birgit Jentsch, Ionad Nàiseanta na h-Imrich (National Centre for Migration Studies), Sabhal Mòr Ostaig, Isle of Skye

• Migrant Integration in Rural and Urban Areas of New Settlement Countries: Thematic Introduction, pp. 1-12
  Birgit Jentsch
• Fresh or Refreshed Talent: Exploring Population Change in Europe and Some Policy Initiatives, pp. 13-34
  Mike Danson
• Migrant Workers in Rural Scotland: “Going to the Middle of Nowhere”, pp. 35-53
  Birgit Jentsch, Philomena De Lima, Brian MacDonald
• Changing Places: Voluntary Sector Work with Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Core and Peripheral Regions of the UK, pp. 54-74
  Allan Findlay, Nicholas Fyfe, Emma Stewart
• The Challenge of Migrant Integration in Ireland, pp. 75-90
  Piaras Mac Éinrí
• OPEN FORUM: Recognition of the Qualifications of Migrant Workers: Reconciling the Interests of Individuals, Countries of Origin and Countries of Destination, pp. 91-112
  Sophie Nonnenmacher
• OPEN FORUM: Managed Multiculturalism in Finnish Media Initiatives, pp. 113-130
  Karina Horsti

Guest-Editor: Prof. Matthijs Bogaards (International University Bremen)

• Democracy and Power-Sharing in Multinational States: Thematic Introduction, pp. 119-126
  Matthijs Bogaards
• Brokered Democracy-Building: Developing Democracy through Transitional Governance in Cambodia, East Timor and Afghanistan, pp. 127-161
  Naazneen H. Barma
• Decentralisation: The New Delusion of Ethnic Conflict Regulation?, pp. 162-182
  Camille A. Monteux
• Direct Democracy: a Risk or an Opportunity for Multicultural Societies? The Experience of the Four Swiss Multilingual Cantons, pp. 183-202
  Nenad Stojanović
• Legitimacy, Democracy and Diversity in the European Union, pp. 203-224
  Peter A. Kraus

Guest-Editor: Sami Mahroum (National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts, United Kingdom)

• Editorial, pp. 1-3
  Sami Mahroum and Paul de Guchteneire
• Diaspora Knowledge Networks: Vanishing Doubts and Increasing Evidence, pp. 4-24
  Jean-Baptiste Meyer and Jean-Paul Wattiaux
• Transnational Diaspora Options: How Developing Countries Could Benefit from their Emigrant Populations, pp. 25-42
  Sami Mahroum, Cynthia Eldridge and Abdallah S. Daar
• Brain Drain and Innovation Systems in the South, pp. 43-60
  Rodrigo Arocena and Judith Sutz
• Circulation of Competencies and Dynamics of Regional Production Systems, pp. 61-83
  Alain Berset and Olivier Crevoisier
• The Limits and Possibilities of Ethnic Entrepreneurship: The Case of ICT Firms in Sweden, pp. 84-101
  Jonathan Michael Feldman
• OPEN FORUM: Cracks in the Wall of Multiculturalism? A Review of Attitudinal Studies in the Netherlands, pp. 102-118
  Fons J. R. Van De Vijver, Saskia R. G. Schalk-Soekar, Judit Arends-Tóth and Seger M. Breugelmans

Guest-Editor: Juan-Díez Medrano (Barcelona University)

• Nationalism, Citizenship and Immigration in Social Science Research – Editorial Introduction, pp. 82-89
  Juan Diez Medrano and Matthias Koenig
• National Identity and Xenophobia in an Ethnically Divided Society, pp. 90-118
  Noah Lewin-Epstein and Asaf Levanon
• British National Identity and Attitudes towards Immigration, pp. 119-132
  Anthony F. Heath and James R. Tilley
• Nation, Citizenship and Immigration in Contemporary Spain, pp. 133-156
  Juan Diez Medrano

Guest-Editors: Marco Martiniello (University of Liège and FNRS) & Eric Florence (University of Liège)

• Editorial, pp. 1-2
  Matthias Koenig
• The Links between Academic Research and Public Policies in the Field of Migration and Ethnic Relations: Selected National Case Studies – Thematic Introduction, pp. 3-10
  Eric Florence and Marco Martiniello
• Does Migration Research Matter in China? A Review of its Relationship to Policy since the 1980s, pp. 11-32
  Biao Xiang and Shen Tan
• Bridges between Research and Policy? The Case of Post-War Immigration and Integration Policies in the Netherlands, pp. 33-48
  Rinus Penninx
• Social Science Research and Public Policies: the Case of Immigration in Belgium, pp. 49-67
  Eric Florence and Marco Martiniello
• Les migrations, un fait de société majeur, mais un champ de recherche encore marginal au Maroc, pp. 68-81
  Mohamed Charef

Editors: Christine Inglis (Sydney University, Australia) & Matthias Koenig (Bamberg University, Germany)

• Editorial, pp. 196-201
  Christine Inglis & Matthias Koenig
• Crossing Frontiers: Race, Migration and Borders in Southeast Asia, pp. 202-223
  Amarjit Kaur
• Is State Sovereignty Declining? An Exploration of Asylum Policy in Japan, pp. 224-242
  Hideki Tarumoto
• Will Migrant Remittances Continue Through Time? A New Answer to an Old Question, pp. 243-252
  Elizabeth Grieco
• Theorising Return Migration: the Conceptual Approach to Return Migrants Revisited, pp. 253-279
  Jean-Pierre Cassarino
• Alive and Kicking? Multiculturalism in Flanders, pp. 280-299
  Dirk Jacobs
• The Management of Multiculturalism: Coming to Terms with the Multiplication of Experienced Difference, pp. 300-321
  Hans Siebers

Guest Editor: Sue Wright

NB: The discontinued pagination is due to the fact that each article has its French translation.

• Editorial, pp. 1- 2
  Matthias Koenig
• Thematic Introduction, pp. 5 – 13
  Sue Wright
• Globalization, Transnational Communication and the Internet, pp. 22- 37
  David Block
• An Analysis of the Language Repertoires of Students in Higher Education and their Language Choices on the Internet, pp. 52-75
  Helen Kelly Holmes
  (Ukraine, Poland, Macedonia, Italy, France, Tanzania, Oman and Indonesia)
• From the Oral Tradition to the Information Era: the Case of Tanzania, pp. 99 – 124
  Safari Mafu
• The Internet in Arabic-speaking Settings: a Case Study, pp. 146 -158
  Richard Peel
• Japanese Speakers and the Internet, pp. 173 – 183
  Helen Gerrard and Sachiko Nakamura

Guest-Editors: Gurharpal Singh & John Rex

• Editorial, pp. 104-105
  Matthias Koenig
• Pluralism and Multiculturalism in Colonial and Post-Colonial Society – Thematic Introduction, pp. 106-118
  John Rex & Gurharpal Singh
• Is Multiculturalism a Workable Policy in South Africa?, pp. 119-134
  Simon Bekker & Anne Leildé
• Malaysia and Capitalist Modernisation: Plural and Multicultural Models, pp. 135-147
  Steve Fenton
• Multiculturalism in Contemporary India, pp. 148-161
  Harihar Bhattacharyya
• Pluralism and Democracy in Pakistan, pp. 162-176
  Mohammad Waseem
• Sikhs in Multicultural Societies, pp. 177-192
  Darshan S. Tatla

Guest-Editors: Gurharpal Singh & John Rex

• Editorial, pp. 1-2
  Matthias Koenig
• Multiculturalism and Political Integration in Modern Nation-States: Thematic Introduction, pp. 3 – 19
  John Rex & Gurharpal Singh
• Assessing Multiculturalism Theoretically: E Pluribus Unum, Sic et Non, pp. 20-39
  Edward A. Tiryakian
• Multiculturalism in Contemporary Britain: Reflections on the “Leicester Model”, pp. 40-54
  Gurharpal Singh
• Multiculturalism in Germany: Local Management of Immigrants’ Social Inclusion, pp. 55-76
  Frank-Olaf Radtke
• Multiculturalism in France, pp. 77-87
  Catherine Wihtol de Wenden
• Multiculturalism in Japan: Citizenship Policy for Immigrants, pp. 88-103
  Hideki Tarumoto

Guest Editor: Eda Derhemi

• Editorial, pp. 148-149
  Matthias Koenig
• Thematic Introduction: Protecting Endangered Minority Languages: Sociolinguistic Perspectives, pp. 150-161
  Eda Derhemi
• Colonisation, Globalisation, and the Future of Languages in the Twenty-first Century, pp. 162-193
  Salikoko Mufwene
• The Impact of Language Policy on Endangered Languages, pp. 194-212
  Suzanne Romaine
• Minority Matters: Issues in Minority Languages in India, pp. 213-234
  Rajeshwari Pandharipande
• Uchumataqu: Research in Progress on the Bolivian Altiplano, pp. 235-247
  Pieter Muysken
• The Endangered Arbresh Language and the Importance of Standardised Writing for its Survival: The Case of Piana degli Albanesi, pp. 248-269
  Eda Derhemi
• Endangered Minority Languages: Prospects for Sociolinguistic Research, pp. 270-275
  Joshua Fishman

• Editorial, pp. 1-2
  Matthias Koenig
• Thematic Introduction: Nationalism and Ethnic Conflict, pp. 3-15
  Juan Díez Medrano
• Nationalist Extremism and Outcomes of State Policies in the Basque Country, 1979–2001, pp. 16-40
  Enric Martínez-Herrera
• Conflict Management in Northern Ireland, pp. 41-73
  Stefan Wolff
• The Evolving Parameters of Quebec Nationalism, pp. 74-96
  François Rocher
• Redefining the Territorial Bases of Power: Peasants, Indians and Guerrilla Warfare in Chiapas, Mexico, pp. 97-127
  Guillermo Trejo
• The Decline of PKK and the Viability of a One-state Solution in Turkey, pp. 128-147
  Matthew Kocher

• Editorial, p. 55
  Matthias Koenig
• Thematic Introduction, pp. 56-60
  Fernand de Varennes and Claire Murray
• The European Union and Minority Language Rights: Respect for the Cultural and Linguistic Diversity, pp. 61-77
  Niamh Nic Shuibhne
• Language Rights and Minorities in South Africa, pp. 78-98
  Kristin Henrard
• OSCE Developments and Linguistic Minorities, pp. 99-126
  Sally Holt and John Packer
• Language Policies in Present-Day Central Asia, pp. 127-136
  Birgit N. Schlyter
• Development of the Language Legislation in the Baltic States, pp. 137-154
  Boris Tsilevich

• Editorial, pp. 1-4
  Matthias Koenig and Fernand de Varennes
• The Protection of Linguistic Minorities: A Historical Approach, pp. 5-14
  Eduardo Javier Ruiz Vieytez
• Language Rights as an Integral Part of Human Rights, pp. 15-25
  Fernand de Varennes
• La Charte Européenne des Langues Régionales ou Minoritaires: Un instrument juridique au service du patrimoine linguistique européen, pp. 26-32
  Elda Moreno
• The European Union and Lesser Used Languages, pp. 33-43
  Dónall Ó Riagáin
• Language and Power: Background to the Debate on Linguistic Rights, pp. 44-54
  Sue Wright

• Editorial, pp. 53-54
  Matthias Koenig
• The Challenges of Religious Pluralism in Post-Sowjet Russia, pp. 55-75
  Kathy Rousselet
• Religious Pluralism and National Identity in Russia, pp. 97-124
  Alexander Agadjanian
• L’institution militaire face à la pluralité religieuse dans l’État russe (The Military and Religious Pluralism in Russia), pp. 152-174
  Françoise Daucé
• Religious Diversity in Present-Day Russia: The Omsk Model, pp. 175-195
  Vladimir Borisovitch Iachine
• Note sur les relations entre religion et système éducatif en Russie (Religion and Education in Russia), pp. 218-223
  Nikolai Mitrokhin

• Editorial, pp. 1-3
  Matthias Koenig
• The Resurgence of Religious Movements in Processes of Globalisation: Beyond End of History or Clash of Civilisations, pp. 4-15
  S. N. Eisenstadt
• Global Systems and Religious Diversity in the Inner City: Migrants in the East End of London, pp. 16-39
  Greg Smith
• Religious Diversity in Prisons and in the Military: The Rights of Muslim Immigrants in Norwegian State Institutions, pp. 40-52
  Inger Furseth

Guest editor: Françoise Champion

NB: The discontinued pagination is due to Motta’s article translated into French.

• Editorial, p. 39
  Matthias Koenig
• The Diversity of Religious Pluralism, pp. 40 – 54
  Françoise Champion
• The Management of Religious Diversity in England and Wales with Special Reference to Prison Chaplaincy, pp. 55 – 66
  James A. Beckford
• Religious Representation in a Revised House of Lords, pp. 67 – 71
  Grace Davie
• Sociologists Managing Religion: The Formation of Afro-Brazilian Theology, pp. 72 – 81
  Roberto Motta
• Book Review: Atlas of American Diversity by Larry Hajime Shinagawa and Michael Jang, pp. 99 – 101
  Eve Mullen

• Editorial, p. 1
  Matthias Koenig
• Human Rights, Religious Conflict, and Globalisation. Ultimate Values in a New World Order, pp. 2 – 19
  James V. Spickard
• Modes of Religious Pluralism under Conditions of Globalisation, pp. 20 – 34
  Ole Riis
• Book Review: Religion in Prison. Equal Rites in a Multi-Faith Society by James Beckford and Sophie Gilliat, pp. 35- 38
  Paul Weller