New Open Access Volume of Migration and Society (Vol. 5)

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The latest Open Access volume of Migration and Society has published! This volume's special section is on the role of ‘voluntariness’ in the governance of migration.



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Volume 5

Editorial

Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh and Mette Louise Berg

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I. Special Section: The Role of “Voluntariness” in the Governance of Migration.

Guest Editors: Reinhard Schweitzer, Rachel Humphris, and Pierre Monforte

Editorial Introduction: The Role of “Voluntariness” in the Governance of Migration

Reinhard Schweitzer, Rachel Humphris, and Pierre Monforte

https://bit.ly/3xNMqr1

Forced-Voluntary Return: An Intersectional Approach to Exploring “Voluntary” Return in Toronto, Canada

Tanya Aberman

https://bit.ly/3vycnbh

“Voluntary Return” without Civil Society?: How the Exclusion of Nongovernment Actors from the Austrian and British Return Regimes Affects the Quality of Voluntariness

Reinhard Schweitzer

https://bit.ly/3jXsJVA

The Institutionalization of “Voluntary” Returns in Turkey

Zeynep S. Mencutek

https://bit.ly/3v2TnTf

From Vulnerability to Trust: Personal Encounters and Bordering Processes in the British Refugees Welcome Movement

Pierre Monforte and Gaja Maestri

https://bit.ly/3rDMFkA

Welcoming Acts: Temporality and Affect among Volunteer Humanitarians in the UK and USA

Rachel Humphris and Kristin Elizabeth Yarris

https://bit.ly/3v2SMB1

A Conversation with Phevos Simeonidis (Disinfaux Collective), 21 July 2021

Maria Nerina Boursinou, Pierre Monforte, and Phevos Simeonidis

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II. General Articles

UK University Initiatives Supporting Forced Migrants: Acts of Resistance or the Reproduction of Structural Inequalities?

Rebecca Murray

https://bit.ly/3MnfxWk

III. People and Places

Adapting to Crisis: Migration Research During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Aydan Greatrick, Jumana Al-Waeli, Hannah Sender, Susanna Corona Maioli, Jin L. Li, and Ellen Goodwin

https://bit.ly/3xR60CC

Reflecting on Crisis: Ethics of Dis/Engagement in Migration Research

Ioanna Manoussaki-Adamopoulou, Natalie Sedacca, Rachel Benchekroun, Andrew Knight, and Andrea Cortés Saavedra

https://bit.ly/3v15Yqe

What has Dheisheh to do with Doncaster?

Paul FitzPatrick

https://bit.ly/3L9wzXG

IV. Reflections

The Powerful (Vagueness of) Numbers?: (Non)Knowledge Production about Refugee Accommodation Quantifications in UNHCR’s Global Trends Reports

Ulrike Krause

https://bit.ly/3jXyClE

V. Creative Encounters

The Crack Invites

Yousif M. Qasmiyeh

https://bit.ly/3vzBkmN

VI. Book Reviews

Book Reviews

Carrie Ann Benjamin, Heike Drotbohm, Johannes Gutenberg, Carolin Fischer, Witold Klaus, Alexander Kondakov, Annika Lems, Yelena Li, Nina Sahraoui, and Ioana Vrăbiescu

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