Volume 42, 2016

Issue 1

Miscellany

Note from the Editor
Paul Statham

Keynote Lecture, 2nd SCMR-JEMS Conference 2015

Integration's challenges and opportunities in the Wealthy West
Richard Alba & Nancy Foner

Original Articles

Modes of incorporation: a conceptual and empirical critique
Roger Waldinger & Peter Catron

Super-diversity vs. assimilation: how complex diversity in majority–minority cities challenges the assumptions of assimilation
Maurice Crul

Ethnic penalties? The role of human capital and social origins in labour market outcomes of second-generation Moroccans and Turks in the Netherlands
Pablo Gracia, Lucía Vázquez-Quesada & Herman G. Van de Werfhorst

Emotions and cosmopolitan sociability: Barriers and opportunities for intercultural encounters amongst new Chinese migrants in New Zealand
Bingyu Wang & Francis L. Collins

Coyote use in an era of heightened border enforcement: New evidence from the Arizona-Sonora border
Daniel E. Martínez

Risky business and geographies of refugee capitalism in the Somali migrant economy of Gauteng, South Africa
Daniel K. Thompson

Group cues and public opposition to immigration: evidence from a survey experiment in South Korea
Shang E. Ha, Soo Jin Cho & Jeong-Han Kang

Internal migration and citizenship in India
Rameez Abbas

Miscellany

Thank you to reviewers (2014-2015)

Issue 2

Special Issue: The Socio-Cultural Integration of Muslims in Western Europe: comparative perspectives

Original Articles

Muslims in their European societies of settlement: a comparative agenda for empirical research on socio-cultural integration across countries and groups
Paul Statham & Jean Tillie

Does assimilation work? Sociocultural determinants of labour market participation of European Muslims
Ruud Koopmans

How ordinary people view Muslim group rights in Britain, the Netherlands, France and Germany: significant ‘gaps’ between majorities and Muslims?
Paul Statham

How crosscutting weak ties are established—the case of Muslims in Europe
Alyt Damstra & Jean Tillie

Like Will to Like? Partner Choice among Muslim Migrants and Natives in Western Europe
Sarah Carol

Ascription and identity. Differences between first- and second-generation Moroccans in the way ascription influences religious, national and ethnic group identification
Anja van Heelsum & Maarten Koomen

Religious minorities and secularism: an alternative view of the impact of religion on the political values of Muslims in Europe
Elisa Banfi, Matteo Gianni & Marco Giugni

Electoral participation of Muslims in Europe: assessing the impact of institutional and discursive opportunities
Manlio Cinalli & Marco Giugni

Muslims’ religiosity and views on religion in six Western European countries: does national context matter?
Corinne Torrekens & Dirk Jacobs

Issue 3

Original Articles

Converging logics? Managing migration and managing diversity
Sara de Jong

The ecology of immigrant naturalisation: a life course approach in the context of institutional conditions
Floris Peters, Maarten Vink & Hans Schmeets

Mobility and security: the perceived benefits of citizenship for resettled young people from refugee backgrounds
Caitlin Nunn, Celia McMichael, Sandra M. Gifford & Ignacio Correa-Velez

Scrutinising the double disadvantage: knowledge production in the messy field of migrant smuggling
Theodore Baird & Ilse van Liempt

Institutional Governance of Minority Religious Practices: Insights from a Study of Muslim Practices in Danish Schools
Sidsel Vive Jensen

Islam in urban spaces: The residential incorporation and choices of Muslims in Lisbon
Jennifer McGarrigle

Prominence and exclusivity: Identity and opposition to immigration in a multinational context
Mathew J. Creighton

Do Mexicans flee from violence? The effects of drug-related violence on migration decisions in Mexico
Laura H. Atuesta & Dusan Paredes

Friendship, humour and non-native language: Emotions and experiences of professional migrants to Australia
Harriet Westcott & M. Laura Vazquez Maggio

How political migrants' networks differ from those of economic migrants: ‘strategic anonymity’ among Iraqi refugees in Jordan
Rawan Mazen Arar