Being an immigrant is not easy, even in one of the most multicultural countries in the world. Amid growing anti-immigration rhetoric, the effects of Brexit and increasingly restrictive government measures, thousands of foreign-born residents face uncertainty, discrimination and daily barriers in an increasingly polarised society.

Multiculturalism and diaspora. The growing relationship between China and the Spanish-speaking world is creating new academic opportunities, as young foreigners build communities and adapt to different forms of social interaction.   Yi ZOU   Although the Latin American population is a minority in China, exchange students explore its culture with […]

Relationships between Latin Americans and Britons have created cultural bridges beyond the traditional drivers of migration. Shared experiences, languages and ambitions have encouraged new forms of social integration.   Mario López-Goicoechea   Latin emigration is fundamentally due to political and economic reasons. But there is another cause which allows these […]