Journal on Migration and Human Security
The Journal on Migration and Human Security (JMHS) is a peer-reviewed public policy publication of the Center for Migration Studies (CMS). The journal’s theme of “human security” is meant to evoke the widely shared goals of creating secure and sustaining conditions in migrant sending communities; promoting safe, legal migration options; and developing immigration and integration policies that benefit sending and receiving communities and allow newcomers to lead productive, secure lives. This thematic focus encompasses the broad scope of the social, political, and economic dimensions of “human security.”
JMHS seeks to publish rigorous and well-argued papers that can significantly inform and contribute to the US and international policy debates on migration. It particularly welcomes papers that:
· Address timely migration-related “human security” issues, broadly defined;
· Cover issues and research that receive insufficient attention in immigration policy circles;
· Provide new information, ideas, non-traditional perspectives, comparative scholarship, or multi-disciplinary analysis; and
· Articulate areas of agreement and disagreement on particular issues, as well as gaps in knowledge.
Papers are published online on a monthly basis. In addition, CMS compiles a hard-copy volume of JMHS articles at the end of each year.
| Donald Kerwin | Center for Migration Studies, USA |
| Donald Kerwin | Center for Migration Studies, USA |
| Melissa Katsoris | Center for Migration Studies, USA |
| Edward Alden | Council on Foreign Relations, USA |
| J. Kevin Appleby | |
| Marla Asis | Research and Publications Director, Scalabrini Migration Center, Philippines |
| Jacqueline Bhabha | Harvard University, USA |
| Maryann Bylander | Lewis & Clark College, USA |
| Stephanie Canizales | University of California at Merced, USA |
| Leonir Chiarello | Missionaries of St. Charles Borromeo, Italy |
| Katie Dingeman | California State University LA, USA |
| Elizabeth Ferris | Georgetown University, USA |
| Elizabeth Fussell | Brown University, USA |
| Anna Marie Gallagher | Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc., USA |
| Douglas Gurak | Cornell University, USA |
| Jacqueline Hagan | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA |
| John J. Hoeffner | Center for Migration Studies, USA |
| Donald Kerwin | Center for Migration Studies, USA |
| Rey Koslowski | University at Albany, State University of New York, USA |
| Ellen Percy Kraly | Colgate University, USA |
| Daniel E. Martínez | University of Arizona, USA |
| Ricardo D. Martinez-Schuldt | University of Notre Dame, USA |
| Helen Morris | United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Switzerland |
| Michele R. Pistone | Center for Migration Studies, USA |
| Emily Ryo | University of Southern California Gould School of Law, USA |
| Todd Scribner | United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, USA |
| Lynn Shotwell | President and CEO, Worldwide ERC, USA |
| Paul Spiegel | Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA |
| Margaret Stock | Cascadia Cross Border Law Group LLC, USA |
| Ruth Ellen Wasem, Ph.D | The University of Texas at Austin, USA |
| Charles Wheeler | Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc., USA |
| Jamie Winders | Syracuse University, USA |
| Tom K. Wong | University of California, San Diego, USA |
| Steve Yale-Loehr | Cornell University, USA |
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- OCLC: Oalster
- ProQuest