Hot off the (virtual) press, it's the CPCS Editor's Report 2024! Jam-packed with journal metrics and other goodies.
Good things are happening at @cpcs.bsky.social Impact factors aren't really a measure of quality, but still it's nice to see hard work paying off - especially for our publisher University of California Press, who took over a flailing journal and entrusted it to our editorial team.
In a new JEMS paper, drawing on interviews with people whose family members intended to emigrate from communist Poland & Russia but have not fulfilled their plans, I explore family stories on unrealised emigration #migrationresearch#sociology#familyscidoi.org/10.1080/1369183X.2024.2346619 1/
🚨New paper: The Impact of Private Hosting on the Integration of Ukrainian Refugees 🚨 w/ Mathis Herpell, Niklas Harder, Alexandra Orlova, Dominik Hangartner, Jens Hainmueller osf.io/preprints/so...#polisciresearch#econtwitter
Hi migration scholars! This is the account for Migration Studies. We're led by editor-in-chief @tsourapas.bsky.social@williamlallen.bsky.socialacademic.oup.com/migration migcitsky polisky econsky sociology anthrosky academicsky
Can exposure to books influence individual spatial mobility? In our new paper w/ Artjoms Ivlevs, we show that library size in a childhood home is positively related to adult migration intentions. 1/ #migrationresearch#sociology#familyscidoi.org/10.1093/migration/mnae011
What does decolonizing Russia mean to the peoples Moscow colonized? For The Beet, the one and only Leyla Latypova explores the broad spectrum of Indigenous initiatives that make up Russia’s decolonial movement. meduza.io/en/feature/2...@meduza.io
🚨The March 2024 Issue of Communist and Post-Communist Studies is now online!🚨 "Eurasian Continuities: Historical Legacies in the Post-Communist World--Ideologies, Practices, or Social Constructions?" Guest edited by Alexander Libman and Anastassia Obydenkova online.ucpress.edu/cpcs/issue/5...
