Theme in the Social Sciences and Humanities Migration as an Interdisciplinary

Migration has increasingly attracted attention in the social sciences and humanities, as it constitutes a complex phenomenon that transcends geographical and political boundaries, encompassing social, cultural, and economic dimensions. Migration is no longer merely the movement of individuals; it has become a field for studying interactions between societies through cultural exchange, brain circulation, and international relations. Its relevance is particularly heightened in the context of globalization, environmental and political crises, and the rise of transnational identities, making migration a cross-disciplinary subject that integrates multiple approaches such as history, anthropology, cultural studies, and sociology to achieve a deeper understanding of its complexities. The central issue of this research perspective concerns how migration has transformed from a mere social phenomenon into a multidisciplinary field, while addressing challenges related to methodological integration and analytical precision.