Transnational Return and Social Change

Delve into the compelling exploration of migration dynamics with "Transnational Return and Social Change" by Remus Gabriel Anghel, published by Anthem Press in 2019. This insightful hardback edition spans 206 pages and presents a thought-provoking examination of the evolving concept of return in the context of migration. Rather than viewing return as the conclusion of a migration journey, Anghel highlights the enduring transnational ties, practices, and resources that returnees maintain. The book underscores the meso-level impacts of these practices on communities, organizations, social networks, and groups, providing valuable insights for scholars and anyone interested in the sociology of migration. Discover how returnees play a pivotal role in shaping social change across borders. Enhance your understanding of contemporary migration with this important contribution to the field.