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The latest Open Access volume of Migration and Society has published! 

Editors: 
Mette Louise Berg, Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, and Tatiana Thieme, all of University College London

Volume 7


Editorial 

Global and Intersecting Solidarities 

Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, Mette Louise Berg, and Tatiana Thieme 



A Manifesto for Bread and Roses 

Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh 


I. Special Themed Section: Critical Humanitarianisms 

Editorial Introduction: Neoliberal Temporalities and Expertise in Migration Governance 

Sara Riva, Tess Altman, and Gerhard Hoffstaedter 


Island Detention and Seeking Asylum in the Asia-Pacific: The Entanglement of Humanitarianism in State Practices of “Grey Sovereignty” 

Rachel Sharples 


Mediating Mundane Life: Military-Humanitarian Temporalities as Mechanisms of Migration Governance in Brazil 

Bronte Alexander 


Refugee Registration Schemes in Malaysia: Governing Refugees by Maintaining the Status Quo and Reinforcing Borders 

Aslam Abd Jalil and Gerhard Hoffstaedter 


Apolitical Humanitarianism?: Neoliberal Governance and Bordering in a Transnational Interfaith Organization 

Sarah Haggar 


Civil Society Silos: Racialized Neoliberal Logics and Subversive Expertise in the Movement against Australia's Operation Sovereign Borders 

Tess Altman 


Special Themed Section: Colonialism, Postcoloniality, and the Study of Forced Migration 

Editorial Introduction: Colonialism, Postcoloniality, and the Study of Forced Migration 

Martin Lemberg-Pedersen, Kate Pincock, Clayton Boeyink, and Laura Rosanne Adderley 


Model Settlers, Model Laborers, and the Limits of the Anti-Slavery Colonial Imagination: Reflections on British Management of the First Africans Rescued from the Atlantic Slave Trade in the Post-1807 Caribbean 

Laura Rosanne Adderley 


(De)coloniality of “Tethered Mobilities” in Freetown, Sierra Leone and Nyarugusu Refugee Camp, Tanzania 

Clayton Boeyink and Simeon Koroma 

 

The Gendered Necropolitics of Migration Control in a French Postcolonial Periphery 

Nina Sahraoui 

 

Linking Land and Sea: Intersections between Indigenous Peoples’ Dispossession and Asylum Seekers’ Containment by Australia 

Susan Reardon-Smith 

 

III. General Articles 

“The Story's in the Telling”: Using Narrative Genre as a Lens to Explore the Well-Being and Life Projects of Unaccompanied Young Migrants and Refugees 

Jennifer Allsopp 


IV. People And Places 

Rescaling Food Insecurity: On Eating and Feeding in Migrant Shelters 

Tiana Bakić Hayden 


V. Reflections 

Foreclosure, Disclosure, and Political Engagement: A Collaborative Reflection on Scholar-Activism in the Neoliberal University 

Noor Amr, Madeline Bass, Ulrike Bialas, Elisa Lanari, Katharyne Mitchell, Eric W. Schoon, Jagat Sohail, and Paladia Ziss 


Interview with Jonathan Darling, author of Systems of Suffering: Dispersal and the Denial of Asylum (2022) 

Jonathan Darling and Sarah M. Hughes 


VI. Creative Encounters 

Persistence on Living, Resistance for the Living 

Yousif M. Qasmiyeh 


The Radiator 

Ngoi Hui Chien 


Poetry On the Run 

Hanno Brankamp and Kodi Arnu Ngutulu 


VII. Book Reviews 

A Welcome from the New Book Reviews Editors 

Olivia Sheringham and Nassim Majidi 


Book Reviews 

Lewis Turner, Nauja Kleist, Nassim Majidi, Christina Clark-Kazak, Josiane Matar, and Ayda 

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