FROM THE EDITORIAL BOARD

Abstract

Keywords

• the impact of educational policy on foreign students
• the entrepreneurial potential within refugee communities
• the legal recognition of climate refugees
• and the role of the civil society organizations in the field of migration.

FROM THE EDITORIAL BOARD

Abstract

As migration continues to shape societies globally, understanding its drivers, challenges, and implications has never been more crucial. The November 202Issue of the International Journal of Human Mobility addresses the complex dynamics of migration, presenting research that illuminates the factors influencing human movement and the diverse experiences of migrants. In this Issue, our contributors examine critical topics, including the impact of educational policy on foreign students, the entrepreneurial potential within refugee communities, the legal recognition of climate refugees, and the role of the civil society organizations in the field of migration. The articles presented here underscore the importance of both empirical research and theoretical inquiry in addressing the pressing questions of migration. As this Issue highlights, migration is a multi-layered phenomenon that influences individuals, communities, and nations alike, creating both challenges and opportunities for collaboration and policy innovation.