Leander Kandilige
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
CollegeCOLLEGE OF HUMANITIES
School / InstituteCENTRE FOR MIGRATION STUDIES
DepartmentCENTRE FOR MIGRATION STUDIES SECRETARIAT
Migration and developmenttheories of migrationlabour migrationregional integrationreturn
Publication activity
Publication statistics
Publications
65 matching publications
| Publication | Year | Journal | Thematic area | Citations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Please, thank you and sorry–brokering migration and constructing identities for domestic work in Ghana M Awumbila, P Deshingkar, L Kandilige, JK Teye, M Setrana |
2019 | Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 45 (14), 2655-2671, 2019 | Social Sciences | 112 |
| ‘London the leveller’: Ghanaian work strategies and community solidarity E Vasta, L Kandilige |
2010 | Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 36 (4), 581-598, 2010 | Social Sciences | 66 |
| The ECOWAS free movement protocol and diversity of experiences of different categories of migrants: A qualitative study T Yeboah, L Kandilige, A Bisong, F Garba, J Kofi Teye |
2021 | International Migration 59 (3), 228-244, 2021 | Social Sciences | 43 |
| ‘They'd beat us with whatever is available to them’: Exploitation and abuse of Ghanaian domestic workers in the Middle East L Kandilige, JK Teye, M Setrana, DM Badasu |
2023 | International Migration 61 (4), 240-256, 2023 | Social Sciences | 29 |
| The Quagmire of return and reintegration: Challenges to multi‐stakeholder co‐ordination of involuntary returns L Kandilige, G Adiku |
2020 | International Migration 58 (4), 37-53, 2020 | Social Sciences | 29 |
| Brokerage in migrant domestic work in Ghana: complex social relations and mixed outcomes M Awumbila, P Deshingkar, L Kandilige, JK Teye, M Setrana |
2017 | Brighton: University of Sussex, 2017 | Social Sciences | 19 |
| Migration and development in Africa: Trends, challenges, and policy implications RKO Kyei, DM Kadje, L Kandilige, TK Abutima, PB Obour, OM Osiki, ... |
2017 | Bloomsbury Publishing USA, 2017 | Social Sciences | 18 |
| National and international migration policy in Ghana L Kandilige, J Teye, C Talleraas, A Gopsill |
2023 | EFFEXT Background paper, CMI, 2023 | Social Sciences | 17 |
| Connection men, pushers and migrant trajectories: Examining the dynamics of the migration industry in Ghana and along routes into Europe and the Gulf States M Awumbila, JK Teye, L Kandilige, E Nikoi, P Deshingkar |
2019 | Migrating out of Poverty Research Programme Consortium Working Paper 65, 2019 | Social Sciences | 13 |
| Chinese migration to Ghana: Challenging the orthodoxy on characterizing migrants and reasons for migration JK Teye, L Kandilige, M Setrana, J Yaro |
2022 | Ghana Journal of Geography 14 (2), 203-234, 2022 | Social Sciences | 11 |
| Returns of failure: Involuntary return migration and social change in Ghana L Kandilige, GA Adiku |
2019 | Transnational return and social change: Hierarchies, identities and ideas, 63-83, 2019 | Social Sciences | 11 |
| Libya case study: An unending crisis–Responses of migrants, states and organisations to the 2011 Libya crisis F Zampagni, H Boubakri, R Hoinathy, L Kandilige, MN Hamidou, S Sadek, ... |
2017 | Vienna International Centre for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD, 2017 | Social Sciences | 11 |
| Migrants in countries in crisis: The Experiences of Ghanaian and Nigerien migrants during the Libyan Crisis of 2011 L Kandilige, MN Hamidou |
2019 | African Human Mobility Review 5 (2), 1583-1610, 2019 | Social Sciences | 10 |
| Returns from the South: Effects of return migration of Ghanaian migrants from China on livelihoods and wealth inequalities in Ghana L Kandilige, JA Yaro |
2024 | International Migration 62 (1), 6-22, 2024 | Social Sciences | 8 |
| The Conundrum of Birth Tourism and American'Jackpot Babies': Attitudes of Ghanaian Urban Dwellers AA Allotey, L Kandilige |
2021 | African Human Mobility Review 7 (3), 38-61, 2021 | Social Sciences | 8 |
| Birth tourism to the United States of America and its perceived implications for Ghana AA Allotey |
2023 | Ghana Journal of Geography 15 (1), 1-34, 2023 | Social Sciences | 7 |
| Labour mobility and regional integration in East and Horn of Africa LA Oucho, L Kandilige |
2023 | IOM, 2023 | Social Sciences | 7 |
| The Role of Trust and Migrant Investments in Diaspora-Homeland Development Relations L Kandilige |
2017 | African Human Mobility Review 3 (1), 671-701, 2017 | Social Sciences | 7 |
| Transnationalism and the Ghanaian diaspora in the UK: Regional inequalities and the developmental effects of remittances at the sub-national level L Kandilige |
2011 | Oxford University, UK, 2011 | Social Sciences | 7 |
| West African migration regimes and the externalization of EU migration management policies L Kandilige, T Yeboah |
2024 | Making routes: Mobility and the politics of migration in the Global South, 2024 | Social Sciences | 6 |
| Co-creation of transnational livelihoods through ‘door-to-door’shipping operations along the Ghana-UK migration corridor GA Adiku, L Kandilige |
2023 | Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 49 (9), 2416-2433, 2023 | Social Sciences | 5 |
| Gaps and Challenges in Ghana's Implementation of the Mechanisms for Cooperation and Referral of Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Victims GA Ampah, L Kandilige |
2023 | African Human Mobility Review 9 (3), 10-32, 2023 | Social Sciences | 5 |
| Multi-stakeholder approach for dealing with Trafficking in Persons: The case of Ghana L Kandilige, GA Ampah |
2023 | Ghana Journal of Geography 15 (3), 92-126, 2023 | Social Sciences | 5 |
| Citizenship, Belonging and Crisis-Induced Returns of Ghanaian Migrants from Côte d'Ivoire L Kandilige, T Yeboah, TK Abutima |
2022 | African Human Mobility Review 8 (1), 34-58, 2022 | Social Sciences | 5 |
| Collective remittance mobilisation strategies of Ghanaian hometown associations in the UK L Kandilige |
2017 | Ghana Journal of Geography 9 (3), 23–49-23–49, 2017 | Social Sciences | 5 |