Routledge Childhood and Migration in Europe - Academic Book

Childhood and Migration in Europe provides a deep look into the lives of migrant children and young people within a changing European society. This book addresses a significant gap in current migration research and policy by focusing on the experiences of children, a group that is frequently overlooked in adult-centric studies. Based on extensive empirical research, the text explores the personal stories of children who moved to Ireland during the first decade of the 21st century. By analyzing these diverse migrant backgrounds, the work offers a clear view of how mobility impacts identity and belonging. This volume is a vital resource for those studying the social sciences, anthropology, and sociology, offering a necessary perspective on how migratory flows shape the lives of the younger generation.