As far as I have been able to determine it is mainly geographers and sociologists using this in their research. I would like to be able to argue its good use in migration studies as well. I have N. Worth's article, and Collins & Huang, and Caquard. There just have to be more, and later than 2012...
Hello Ane
I thought I'd got three papers, but then realised that they were all pre 2012. It will be interesting to see if any RG members know of some later ones.
Very best wishes,
Mary
Hi Ane,
as you make reference to migration studies, Ludger Pries already used this method in his article in International Migration Vol. 42(2), 2004: Determining the Causes and Durability of Transnational Labour Migration between Mexico and the United States: Some Empirical Findings.
I will also use this method in migration studies in the discipline of economics, although my papers are only unpublished drafts so far...
Good luck and would be nice to know what you found helpful
Manuel
Wonderful! Thanks! And good luck Jamie! Keep me posted!
I will post what helped me most—this far, The article by Adriansen has given me the most, but the other tips were very interesting as well.
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