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Presentation :The Transnational Lives, Mobility and Gender Network is pleased to announce its first Working Paper Series,  whose aim is to improve scientific progress in the field of transnational and mobility studies. The purpose of this collection is to  disseminate scientific advances among colleagues and to the society at  large in the field of Transnational lives mobility and gender studies.  TL working papers series will be approved for release by the network scientific committee. All researchers and students interested in this research area are welcome to join the network and propose papers in our WP series. The Transnational Lives, Mobility and Gender network (TL network) has been  formalized in Lisbon in 2010 as the principal result of the ESF Exploratory  Workshop held at Institute of Social Sciences &#8211; University of Lisbon (ICS-UL). All  the academic researchers in the TL network are interested in the numerous aspects of transnational living and  recognize how people, goods, money and ideas move across national boundaries  engendering changes in relationships between individuals and institutions.  The TL network proposes an innovative  approach and topic with a potential impact on transnationalism studies to  reinforce the scientific background in this area whose principal impact is to  consider the multiples effects of mobility in the individuals in  the contemporary world.The TL network is part of the  Observatory of families  and families policies in Portugal sited  at ICS-UL.Scientific committee :    Marzia Grassi &#8211; Network coordinator, Institute of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon,    Bruno Riccio &#8211; Dipartimento di Scienze  dell'Educazione, University of Bologna.    Karin Wall &#8211; Institute  of Social Sciences, University of Lisbon.    Giovanna Campani &#8211; Department  of Educational Sciences, University of Florence.    Signe Arnfred &#8211; Institute  for Society and Globalization, Roskilde University.    Martina  Giuffr&#232; &#8211; Department of Social Sciences, University of Rome, &#8220;La  Sapienza&#8221;.    Knut Graw &#8211; Institute for Anthropological Research in Africa (IARA). Informations : How to submit a working paper?  The  content of papers are the responsibility of individual authors.    Papers must be submitted to the WP Series coordinator (marzia.grassi@ics.ul.pt) and follow the Guidelines for authors:Create a single file with a complete version of your paper (complete with cover page, bibliographic note, abstract, text, tables and figures, references, footnotes) following the submission guidelines for authors.E-mail this single file to the Editor (marzia.grassi@ics.ul.pt)Although there is no length limit, we prefer if you keep your manuscript between 30.000 and 100.000 characters, including all references, tables, figures, abstract, cover page and appendixes.Updates : When your paper is published in a journal, book chapter, or other printed form, please e-mail de editor with a complete citation.If and when you wish the downloadable version of your paper to be removed from the Working Papers series (e.g. when it has been published elsewhere), inform the editor. If you send full publication information, this information will be posted in the place of the downloadable version.