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Migration Letters is a biannual international journal on migration issues with an interdisciplinary perspective. The breadth of topics ranges from internal migration to transnational mobility and from voluntary to forced migration. Migration Letters is believed to fill a significant gap in migration studies as a double-blind refereed letter-type journal publishing short accounts of new original research. Migration Letters disseminate valuable research among academics, policy makers, and practitioners in the field of migration. Co-editors: I. Sirkeci, J. Cohen, E. Heikkila - www.migrationletters.com THIS ISSUE PRESENTS: Philippine labour migration to Taiwan - STEPHEN J. SILLS; A maid in servitude - KATHY NADEAU; Organizing women migrants - WENDY POJMANN; Breaking with tradition through cultural continuity - DEIANIRA GANGA; Egyptian irregular migration to Europe - AYMAN ZOHRY; Regularization programs for undocumented migrants - SEBASTIAN SUNDERHAUS