Nodira Kholmatova is a Doctoral Researcher in the Social and Political Sciences Department with a specialization in Sociology at European University Institute. She is interested in labor migration, gender, and migration governance studies. Her research area includes former Soviet Union countries and Central Asia specifically. Her research focuses on the complex nature of labor migration of women from developing countries and looks at a discrepancy between high female mobility from a traditional (patriarchal)...
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| ORCID | https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1948-2498 |
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Migration processes
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Migration drivers
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Migration forms
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Migration infrastructures
Migration consequences (for migrants, sending and receiving countries)
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Socio-cultural consequences
- Racism, xenophobia and discrimination
- Cultural identity and belonging
- Attitudes, migration and migrants
- Ethnic, religious and national minorities
- Migrants and religion
- Descendants of migrants
- Interethnic contact and conflict
- Marriage and migration
- Family relations and migration
- Upbringing of children and migration
- Migrants' language skills
- Intergroup relations and contact
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Socio-economic consequences
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Transversal consequences
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Legal-political consequences
Migration governance
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Governance actors
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Immigrant policy and law
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Migration policy and law
Cross-cutting topics in migration research
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Migration research and theory
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Transversal themes
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Disciplines
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Methods
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Qualitative research
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Quantitative research
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Types of study
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European University Institute
University, Florence, Italy
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