Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Domestic Violence in Refugee Families in Australia,2007,5,2,1-19,Pease
Forced migration and "rejected alternatives": a conceptual refinement,2015,13,4,439-456,Bartram
Gendered motivations for return migrations to Bolivia from Spain,2015,13,4,401-418,Buján
Infiltrators or asylum seekers? Framing and attitudes toward asylum seekers in Israel,2015,13,4,358-378,Hochman
The refugee experience of social cohesion in Australia: exploring the roles of racism intercultural contact and the media,2015,13,4,339-357,Dandy
Making connections in middle-class suburbs? Low-income Mexican immigrant young men social capital and pathways to high school graduation,2015,13,4,321-338,Roth
The political context in everyday social work practice,2015,13,3,265-280,van der Haar
The integration of forced migrants into the Italian labor market,2015,13,2,179-199,Ortensi
Punishing the children of immigrants: race ethnicity generational status student misbehavior and school discipline,2015,13,2,200-220,Peguero
NGOs and health services for irregular immigrants in italy: when the protection of human rights challenges the laws,2015,13,2,116-134,Ambrosini
Cast out: "gender role outlaws" seeking asylum in the west and the quest for social connections,2015,13,1,58-79,Kahn
Mexican immigrant women searching for a solution to intimate partner abuse: common breaking points and type of help needed,2015,13,1,1-18,Panchanadeswaran
Can violent conflicts explain the recent increase in the flow of asylum seekers from Africa Into Europe?,2019,17,4,405-424,Weber
Does time in migration exacerbate posttraumatic symptoms among internationally displaced East African refugees?,2019,17,3,371-388,Bentley
Characteristics of abused immigrant women with children who obtain legal immigrant status: implications for frontline intervention strategies,2019,17,2,222-239,Montalvo-Liendo
The nexus of political violence and economic deprivation: Pakistani migrants disrupt the refugee/migrant dichotomy,2018,16,4,470-487,Bhimji
Designating safety denying persecution: implications for Roma refugee claimants in Canada,2018,16,3,313-330,Levine-Rasky
Unpacking the presumed statelessness of Rohingyas,2017,15,3,269-286,Kyaw
Mind the protection (policy) gap: trafficking and labor exploitation in migrant domestic work in Belgium,2017,15,2,122-139,Magalhães
Trafficking in the domestic-work sector in the Netherlands: a hidden phenomenon,2017,15,2,140-154,Volder
Keeping up appearances: the British public policy response to the trafficking of domestic workers in a changing regime of social protection,2017,15,2,155-170,Maroukis
Exploiting for care: trafficking and abuse in domestic work in Italy,2017,15,2,171-186,Palumbo
Migrant domestic workers and human trafficking in Greece: expanding the narrative,2017,15,2,187-203,Angeli
French government responses against trafficking in the domestic work sector: denial or political priority?,2017,15,2,204-219,Levy
Addressing the needs of survivors of torture: a pilot test of the Psychosocial Well-Being Index,2017,15,1,71-89,Zajicek-Farber