No. 42 (2017): Special Issue: Migrant families, children and youth, and their intergenerational everyday experiences and learning perspectives

Gest Editors:
Martha Montero-Sieburth
Rosa Mas Giralt

Published: 2017-11-27

Presentación

Introduction to the special issue. Innovative research methodologies with migrant families, children and youth in diverse contexts

Martha Montero-Sieburth, Rosa Mas Giralt

1-17
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Estudios

Migration and Intergenerational Strategies for Social Mobility: Theoretical and Methodological Challenges

Laura Oso, Laura Suárez-Grimalt

19-41
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Researching local sports initiatives for young migrants from a political perspective: methodological and practical challenges

Noemi García-Arjona

43-70
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Towards a Reflexive Retrospective Analysis of Intercultural Research with Migrant Roma Children

C. Carmen Drăghici

71-92
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The Method of Ethics-as-Process: Embracing Ambivalence in Research on Childhood and Deportability

Jacob Lind

93-117
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The Relational Ethics of Cultural Safety, Rights, and Desire: Reflections on Doing Community-Engaged Research with Migrant Families in Indonesia

Jessica Ball, Harriot Beazley

119-147
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Reseñas de libros

Boccagni, P. (2017), Migration and the Search for Home Mapping Domestic Space in Migrants’ Everyday Lives

Claudia Paraschivescu

151-153
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