Dr. Megha Wadhwa is a migration researcher and Japanese and South Asian Studies scholar. She is a Research Associate at Free University of Berlin, and a visiting scholar at Sophia University, Tokyo, which is also her alma mater. Her research passion lies in understanding the similarities and differences in the migration trends of Indians in Japan, Germany and other places around the globe. Her research focuses on identity, ethnicity, race, social class, women, and skills in migration. She is originally...
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| ORCID | https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8700-1668 |
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| Research Gate | https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Megha-Wadhwa-2 |
Expertise
Migration processes
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Migration drivers
- Gender relations
- Economic and business conditions
- Labour markets and employment
- Migration policy and other public policies
- Personal resources and migration experience
- Migrant communities and networks
- Education services and training opportunities
- Migrant aspirations and attitudes
- Cultural norms and ties
- Transnational ties
- Family size and structure
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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
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Other
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Qualitative research
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Free University of Berlin
University, Berlin, Germany
Research Associate -
Sophia University
University, Tokyo, Japan
Post-Doctoral Fellow -
Kyoritsu Women's University
University, Tokyo, Japan
Lecturer -
Japan College of Social Work
Other, Tokyo, Japan
Lecturer -
Sophia University
University, Tokyo, Japan
Teaching Assistant
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