Migrants’ Post‐Return Wellbeing: A View From the Caucasus

摘要: Despite the increasing attention in academic literature, it continues to be extremely challenging capture complexity of reintegration processes and post-return situations. This article argues that concept well-being, which captures contextual differences, self-chosen points reference summarizes a multitude outcomes, has potential fill some gaps current studies. approach is translated into longitudinal qualitative research, applied study situations 65 (rejected) asylum applicants undocumented migrants who return through an assisted programme from Belgium their country origin Armenia or Georgia. The findings reveal particular accents, priorities vulnerabilities linked personal trajectories pre- contexts touches upon different connections, contrasts interactions between components well-being. Accordingly, results highlight lens well-being useful strategy uncover dynamics