Chapter 1 Introduction: Using Innovative Technologies to Tackle Methodological Challenges in Migration Research

Chapter 2 Innovative Sample Designs for Studies of Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons

Chapter 3 Targeting on Social Networking Sites as Sampling Strategy for Online Migrant Surveys: The Challenge of Biases and Search for Possible Solutions

Chapter 4 Web-Based Respondent-Driven Sampling in Research on Multiple Migrants: Challenges and Opportunities

Chapter 5 Computer-Assisted Migration Research: What We Can Learn About Source Questionnaire Design and Translation from the Software Localization Field

Chapter 6 Surveying Illiterate Individuals: Are Audio Files in Computer-Assisted Self-Interviews a Useful Supportive Tool?

Chapter 8 How Canada’s Data Ecosystem Offers Insights on the Options for Studying Migration in an Unprecedented Era of Information

Chapter 9 Assessing Transnational Human Mobility on a Global Scale

Chapter 10 Google Trends as a Tool for Public Opinion Research: An Illustration of the Perceived Threats of Immigration

Chapter 11 Conclusion: Migration Research in Times of Ubiquitous Digitization