This article explores discretionary power from the perspective of people who have migrated. Drawing on insights from ethnographic research, our analysis examines the experiences of migrants as they...

While the failed state paradigm has generally served Western interests, in this article I suggest that ‘failed state’ can also be approached as a demand that is employed beyond its conventional mea...

Cultural Geographies of Love and Catastrophe

De-bordering Higher Education - Refugees, Universities and Social Justice; This book provides an interdisciplinary look at refugees' and forced migrants' paths to higher education in the Global North ...

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This article critically examines the EU’s New Pact on Migration and Asylum through the conceptual lens of the ‘humanitarian border’, which captures the entanglement of care and control in migration...

This paper introduces arts-based participatory research combining decolonising and empathic transformative environmental pedagogies, in the context of climate m...

This collective editorial calls for a deeper engagement with translation in geography, arguing that translation is not a peripheral concern or a practical textual question, but a constitutive element ...

In this essay, Palestinian scholars from Gaza reflect on how Gaza is brought into Western academic spaces since the beginning of the genocide. Over the last two years, academic engagement with Gaza...

Vesna Holubek, Derek Ruez, Mila Bujić, Marisa Honkanen, Zsuzsa Millei

<p><B>A CRITICAL, NUANCED, AND INTERDISCIPLINARY INTRODUCTION TO THE GEOGRAPHIES OF MIGRATION</B> <p><i>Migration: A Critical Introduction</i> offers a fresh and accessible framework for understandin...

In this response, I further elaborate the notions of ‘colonial pollution’ and ‘malevolent weathering’ in relation to three aspects: ontology, frontiering, and u...

This paper introduces joyful embodied encounters, empathic unsettlement, agentic acts of refusal and ethical and personal tensions as key dimensions of narrative ethnographic research. Grounded in ...

This article offers a novel framing for enquiring the deep entanglement between Israel and Western-led global centers of domination. Moving beyond geopolitical reasonings and historical analogies, it....

A new study investigates how Palestinians in Gaza are establishing fragile infrastructures to survive the systematic destruction of their way of life. Amid ongoing violence and infrastructure destr...