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Chapter 1: Introduction – Preparing the Way for Qualitative Research in Migration Studies.- Chapter 2: Mapping the Qualitative Migration Research in Europe: An Exploratory Analysis: Evren Yalaz, Ricard Zapata Barrero.- Part I: Theoretical and Epistemological Issues: Chapter 3: Context-based Qualitative Research and Multi-Sited Migration Studies in Europe: Russell King.- Chapter 4: Moving out of the Comfort Zone: Promises and Pitfalls of Interdisciplinary Migration Research in Europe: Maren Borkert.- Chapter 5: Applied Political Theory and Qualitative Research in Migration Studies: Ricard Zapata Barrero.- Chapter 6: Epistemological Issues in Qualitative Migration Research: Self-reflexivity, Objectivity and Subjectivity: Theodoros Iosifides.- Chapter 7: Qualitative Migration Research: Viable Goals, Open-Ended Questions, and Multidimensional Answers: Ewa Morawska.- Chapter 8: Categorising What We Study and What We Analyse, and the Exercise of Interpretation: Dirk Jacobs.- Chapter 9: Where, What and Whom to Study? Principles, Guidelines and Empirical Examples of Case Selection and Sampling in Migration Research: Karolina Barglowski.- Chapter 10: The Interview in Migration Studies: A Step towards a Dialogue and Knowledge Co-production?: Olena Fedyuk, Violetta Zentai.- Chapter 11: Focus Groups in Migration Research: A Forum for “Public Thinking”?: Annalisa Frisina.- Chapter 12: Participant Observation in Migration Studies: An Overview and Some Emerging Issues: Paolo Boccagni, Mieke Schrooten.- Chapter 13: Discourse and Migration: Teun A. van Dijk.- Chapter 14: Doing Digital Migration Studies: Methodological Considerations for an Emerging Research Focus: Koen Leurs,Madhuri Prabhakar.- Part IV: Significant Requirements before Embarking: Chapter 15: Methodological and Ethical Dilemmas in Research among Smuggled Migrants: Ilse van Liempt, Veronika Bilger.- Chapter 16: Research-policy Relations and Migration Studies: Peter Scholten.- About the authors.