Muhammad Wajid Tahir
Biographic Data
| ID | 5815110 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Muhammad Wajid Tahir |
| GIVEN NAMES | Muhammad Wajid |
| FAMILY NAME | Tahir |
| SIGNATURE | TAHIR M W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Philipps University of Marburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3290-7382 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Irregular and Refugee Flows to Europe
Why do individuals from the global South migrate to Europe bypassing legal pathways? This study examines the question using an algorithm that leverages OpenAI ( LLM : GPT -4), NLP , and Python libraries to extract data from literature. It explores two competing concepts: “cyclical global hegemony” and “cyclical domestic instability” as key drivers of irregular migration and refugee flow. Findings indicate migration stems from a self-reinforcing c…
What others bring! What we give! Reviewing the gender sensitivity of the Irish migration legal framework
The Irish migration legal framework (MLF) attracts economic migrants to fuel the national economy in the era of globalization. The approach closely aligns with the key prisms of domestic politics, institutionalism, and neoliberalism, which focuses on increasing the number of work permit holders rather than operationalizing their employment, social and gender needs to be met through concrete legal measures, so that they could enter the country and…
Mainstreaming ‘gender’ and ‘integration’ needs in human development initiatives
The current study examines the inclusion of ‘gender’ in the policies/legislation relating to the human development of women migrants (from Asian and African origins) and their impact on six determinants of migrant's gender ideology in two different European gender regimes: Germany and Sweden. The study is conducted in four stages: (1) thematic analysis of different conventions and recommendations of the UN, ILO, and EU, (2) latent analysis of sel…
Responding to Women Migrant's Needs
Changing gender role behaviors of south Asian men in different gender regimes
This comparative study of COVID‐19 lockdown aims to underline changes in gender role behaviors of South‐Asian men (husbands) living in different gender regimes: Pakistan and Germany. As a nascent contribution to existing discourses of political science (gender regimes), international migration, and men and masculinity, the study compares self‐reported changes in husbands' masculine and feminine role behaviors with perceptions of their wives durin…
Combating discrimination at workplaces through mainstreaming ‘gender’ and ‘integration’ needs in legislation
Transition in Gender Ideology and Women Migrant’s Empowerment in Germany and Sweden
Individually-led’ or ‘female-male partnership’ models for entrepreneurship with the Bisp support
Irregular Migration toward Greece
Combating discrimination at workplaces through mainstreaming ‘gender’ and ‘integration’ needs in legislation
Individually-led’ or ‘female-male partnership’ models for entrepreneurship with the Bisp support
Changing gender role behaviors of south Asian men in different gender regimes
This comparative study of COVID‐19 lockdown aims to underline changes in gender role behaviors of South‐Asian men (husbands) living in different gender regimes: Pakistan and Germany. As a nascent contribution to existing discourses of political science (gender regimes), international migration, and men and masculinity, the study compares self‐reported changes in husbands' masculine and feminine role behaviors with perceptions of their wives durin…
Transition in Gender Ideology and Women Migrant’s Empowerment in Germany and Sweden
Irregular Migration toward Greece
Individually-led’ or ‘female-male partnership’ models for entrepreneurship with the Bisp support
Transition in Gender Ideology and Women Migrant’s Empowerment in Germany and Sweden
Combating discrimination at workplaces through mainstreaming ‘gender’ and ‘integration’ needs in legislation
Responding to Women Migrant's Needs
Changing gender role behaviors of south Asian men in different gender regimes
This comparative study of COVID‐19 lockdown aims to underline changes in gender role behaviors of South‐Asian men (husbands) living in different gender regimes: Pakistan and Germany. As a nascent contribution to existing discourses of political science (gender regimes), international migration, and men and masculinity, the study compares self‐reported changes in husbands' masculine and feminine role behaviors with perceptions of their wives durin…
Mainstreaming ‘gender’ and ‘integration’ needs in human development initiatives
The current study examines the inclusion of ‘gender’ in the policies/legislation relating to the human development of women migrants (from Asian and African origins) and their impact on six determinants of migrant's gender ideology in two different European gender regimes: Germany and Sweden. The study is conducted in four stages: (1) thematic analysis of different conventions and recommendations of the UN, ILO, and EU, (2) latent analysis of sel…
What others bring! What we give! Reviewing the gender sensitivity of the Irish migration legal framework
The Irish migration legal framework (MLF) attracts economic migrants to fuel the national economy in the era of globalization. The approach closely aligns with the key prisms of domestic politics, institutionalism, and neoliberalism, which focuses on increasing the number of work permit holders rather than operationalizing their employment, social and gender needs to be met through concrete legal measures, so that they could enter the country and…
Irregular and Refugee Flows to Europe
Why do individuals from the global South migrate to Europe bypassing legal pathways? This study examines the question using an algorithm that leverages OpenAI ( LLM : GPT -4), NLP , and Python libraries to extract data from literature. It explores two competing concepts: “cyclical global hegemony” and “cyclical domestic instability” as key drivers of irregular migration and refugee flow. Findings indicate migration stems from a self-reinforcing c…
Sociology (8 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Gender Politics and Representation (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Legislation (3 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (3 works)