Tokyo's attractiveness for global talent: a comparative study of Tokyo, Singapore, and Sao Paulo

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In the fiscal year 2022, the project reached a milestone: The author published a monograph with the title “The EU migrant generation in Asia. Middle-class aspirations in Asian global cities.” The book was published in the series Global Migration and Social Change with Bristol University Press, a series that is well-known among sociologists and migration scholars and which features several titles on Asia-Pacific, including another monograph on Japan. With publication in December 2022, most of the research during the year revolved around the completion of the analysis of the follow-up data collected in Singapore and Japan in 2020 and 2021, and the writing, editing, and discussion of final drafts of the manuscript.While working towards the publication of the book, the author discussed selected findings with experts on migration policy, race and ethnicity in migration, and methodologies in migration studies in several countries. Most importantly, the PI was invited by Prof. Shanshan Lan to a workshop at the University of Amsterdam, where she presented her theorizing on ethnicity and race in skilled migration and whose conference proceedings will include a book chapter in an edited volume (Open Access) with intended publication date in 2024.