Abstract
<p>This special issue covers the participation and representation of migrants in contemporary politics. It focuses on two interconnected analytical dimensions: countries of residence and countries of origin as arenas of political engagement, and the supply and demand sides of political representation. The articles in the special issue advance the existing knowledge in migration studies and party politics both theoretically and empirically. They do so by proposing innovative analytical frameworks to assess the extent of participation and representation, and by bringing evidence that fosters a better understanding of the intricate relationship between migration and politics.</p>
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