The Great Recession 2008-2014 and the covid-19 pandemic have shown the socio-structural problems of our society in the face of which a diversity of transnational mobility strategies have been activated, both for the native population and the immigrant population:

• The emigration of young autochthonous people who left with the Great Recession and who, in general, respond to a qualified profile.
• The re-emigration of the settled immigrant population with Spanish nationality to European or third countries.
• The circular migration of seasonal agricultural workers in the Spanish countryside, especially from Eastern Europe and North Africa.
• The processes of return of autochthonous emigrants.

We are interested in understanding the effects of the recent crises - of a rather structural nature - on these migratory dynamics, their characteristics and specificities, as well as the strategies used by these migrants in their processes of integration, permanence, circulation or return.

crisis, transnational mobility, skilled migrants, return, re-emigration to third countries, transnational families, remittances

• Interdisciplinary Social Sciences