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The 2022 FIFA World Cup, the exploitation of migrant workers, and the role of transnational governing networks

  • Dr Laura Foley and Professor Nicola Piper,

Vibrant transnational networks are challenging human rights violations in Qatar.

How can remittances in rural areas have the biggest impact? A study from the Philippines

  • Dr Jeremaiah M. Opiniano,

Remittances are particularly important in the case of the Philippines. How can they have the most positive outcomes?

Rethinking human trafficking in Southeast Asia to better reflect survivors’ agency

  • Dr Guangyu Qiao-Franco,

It is crucial to consider the diverse experiences and circumstances of trafficked people without labelling them as only victims.

The new Chinese diaspora in a globalising Singapore

  • Professor Hong Liu,

Singapore aims to capitalise on the transnational economic networks of its new Chinese diaspora

International law and the making of migration and development in India

  • Dr Robi Rado,

India’s labour migration agreements help normalise, and encourage, temporary migration.

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