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The handbook introduces unmigration as a critical new framework challenging traditional migration theories and redefining the relationship between mobility and nation-building.

It examines the motivations behind return migration, from democratization and economic stabilization to shifting national identities. It explores how returnees contribute to their home countries by transferring skills, capital, and ideas-while also addressing reintegration challenges in rapidly evolving societies. The book delves into the complex gendered, economic, and social impacts of return migration, highlighting both opportunities and tensions that emerge as migrants re-enter local economies and communities.

Bridging migration studies, political economy, and development theory, this book offers a rigorous, interdisciplinary analysis of a trend that is reshaping global mobility, and by providing a crucial roadmap for understanding the role of return migration in the global development.