The new Albanian migration /

Table of Contents: “…Introducing and theorising Albanian migration / Kosta Barjaba and Russell King -- Lifestyles and integration of Albanian women in Bologna / Ellen Kelly -- Examining policy responses to immigration in the light of interstate relations and foreign policy objectives : Greece and Albania / Gerasimos Konidaris -- The Albanian migration cycle : migrants tend to return to their country of origin after all / Lois Labrianidis and Panos Hatziprokopiou -- Albanian migrants' remittances / Flavia Piperno -- Albanian high-skilled migrant women in the US / Aida Orgocka -- "Greece belongs to Greeks!" The case of the Greek flag in the hands of an Albanian student / Gazmend Kapllani and Nicola Mai -- Better than Muslims, not as good as Greeks : emigration as experienced and imagined by the Albanian Christians of Lunxhëri / Gilles de Rapper -- The uses of origin : migration, power-struggle and memory in southern Albania / Georgia Kretsi.…”
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Bosnian studies : perspectives from an emerging field / by Karabegović, Dženeta, Karamehić-Oates, Adna

Table of Contents: “…ethical standards and international research in Bosnia and Herzegovina / Mišo Kapetanović -- Neither Bosnian nor American: parents' perceptions of children's adaptation experience in the United States / Ajlina Karamehic-Muratovic, Florian Sichling, Sidreta Zuko, and Evangelia Vamvas -- Beyond borders: heritage practices amongst Sarajevans and Sarajevan diaspora / Asya Hekimoglu -- The role of storytelling in healing, recognition, inclusion and empowerment / Amra Sabic-El-Rayess -- Translocal Bosnian communities and their impact on current emigration trends / Dženeta Karabegović and Amra Mešić -- External voting and homeland politics in Bosnia and Herzegovina: voter suppression through procedural disenfranchisement as background to diaspora mobilization efforts to reverse the political effects of ethnic cleansing / Aida Ibričević and Senada Zatagić -- Writing home: Bosnian writers in diaspora / Hariz Halilovich -- Nowhere in Bosnia: language, time, and memory in the work of Aleksandar Hemon / Emina Melonic -- Who is 'Bosnian Studies' for? …”
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