Josefina Domínguez-MujicaProfessor of Human Geography at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain)Chairperson of the International Geographical Commission on Global Change and Human Mobility

• Human Mobility: An Issue of Multidisciplinary Research.- Elusive Migration Systems: Shifting from transnationalism to transregionalism.- Migration and Borders: Empirical Patterns and Theoretical Implications in the Case of Spain.- Challenges Facing Refugee Women: A Critical Review.- Immigration Policies and Integration Models in Canada.- Conflicting Approaches and Converging Trends.- Latin American Migration, Residential Patterns and Social Cohesion in Argentina Cities.- The Integration of Immigrants in France. -Economic and Geographical Approach.- "Young and small" Thai immigration into Czechia: Wives of Czechs versus migrant workers.- Labor Mobility to the Promised Land: Hungarian Migrants’ Experiences in the United Kingdom.- Accompanying the Stranger in a Context of Political Impasse and Constraints: New Sanctuary Movement Philadelphia.- Going Abroad to Get Ahead: The Emigration of Spanish Young Adults during the Financial Crisis (2008-2013).- New “Guest workers” from Spain? Exploring Migration to Germany in the Context of Economic and Societal Change.- Student on the Move. Academic Career and Life Transitions of Foreign PhD Students in Barcelona (Spain).- International Mobility of Brazilian Students to Portugal: The Role of the Brazilian Government and University Strategies in Portugal.-Globalizing Rural Areas. - International Migrants in Rural Germany.- Causal relationships between economic dynamics and migration: Romania as case study.- The Human Mobility as Strategy Facing the Volcanic Risks: The case of Ilha do Fogo (Cape Verde).

Josefina Domínguez-MujicaProfessor of Human Geography at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain)Chairperson of the International Geographical Commission on Global Change and Human Mobility

• Human Mobility: An Issue of Multidisciplinary Research.- Elusive Migration Systems: Shifting from transnationalism to transregionalism.- Migration and Borders: Empirical Patterns and Theoretical Implications in the Case of Spain.- Challenges Facing Refugee Women: A Critical Review.- Immigration Policies and Integration Models in Canada.- Conflicting Approaches and Converging Trends.- Latin American Migration, Residential Patterns and Social Cohesion in Argentina Cities.- The Integration of Immigrants in France. -Economic and Geographical Approach.- "Young and small" Thai immigration into Czechia: Wives of Czechs versus migrant workers.- Labor Mobility to the Promised Land: Hungarian Migrants’ Experiences in the United Kingdom.- Accompanying the Stranger in a Context of Political Impasse and Constraints: New Sanctuary Movement Philadelphia.- Going Abroad to Get Ahead: The Emigration of Spanish Young Adults during the Financial Crisis (2008-2013).- New “Guest workers” from Spain? Exploring Migration to Germany in the Context of Economic and Societal Change.- Student on the Move. Academic Career and Life Transitions of Foreign PhD Students in Barcelona (Spain).- International Mobility of Brazilian Students to Portugal: The Role of the Brazilian Government and University Strategies in Portugal.-Globalizing Rural Areas. - International Migrants in Rural Germany.- Causal relationships between economic dynamics and migration: Romania as case study.- The Human Mobility as Strategy Facing the Volcanic Risks: The case of Ilha do Fogo (Cape Verde).

Josefina Domínguez-MujicaProfessor of Human Geography at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain)Chairperson of the International Geographical Commission on Global Change and Human Mobility

• Human Mobility: An Issue of Multidisciplinary Research.- Elusive Migration Systems: Shifting from transnationalism to transregionalism.- Migration and Borders: Empirical Patterns and Theoretical Implications in the Case of Spain.- Challenges Facing Refugee Women: A Critical Review.- Immigration Policies and Integration Models in Canada.- Conflicting Approaches and Converging Trends.- Latin American Migration, Residential Patterns and Social Cohesion in Argentina Cities.- The Integration of Immigrants in France. -Economic and Geographical Approach.- "Young and small" Thai immigration into Czechia: Wives of Czechs versus migrant workers.- Labor Mobility to the Promised Land: Hungarian Migrants’ Experiences in the United Kingdom.- Accompanying the Stranger in a Context of Political Impasse and Constraints: New Sanctuary Movement Philadelphia.- Going Abroad to Get Ahead: The Emigration of Spanish Young Adults during the Financial Crisis (2008-2013).- New “Guest workers” from Spain? Exploring Migration to Germany in the Context of Economic and Societal Change.- Student on the Move. Academic Career and Life Transitions of Foreign PhD Students in Barcelona (Spain).- International Mobility of Brazilian Students to Portugal: The Role of the Brazilian Government and University Strategies in Portugal.-Globalizing Rural Areas. - International Migrants in Rural Germany.- Causal relationships between economic dynamics and migration: Romania as case study.- The Human Mobility as Strategy Facing the Volcanic Risks: The case of Ilha do Fogo (Cape Verde).