The literature on the October 2018 caravan from Central America to the US has offered
different interpretations of the phenomenon. Some studies look at it as a strategy for mobility …

Through the lens of “navigating borderlands,” this article brings together the anthropology-
derived concept of social navigation (Vigh) with a feminist geography approach to …

I explore how violence and uncertainty affect straight migrant families in the context of their
transit through Mexico. Based on 15 months' of multi-situated fieldwork, I argue that there are …

Mexico is a major global migration corridor. The last decade has seen an increase in
adolescents travelling unaccompanied from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador, mainly …

Utilizing a feminist geopolitical lens, this article examines the accounts of 18 Venezuelans
who migrated from Venezuela since 2015. I make two main arguments. First, I expand …

Non-government organisations (NGOs) have emerged in Mexico to support migrants while
also cooperating with governmental institutions. Based on nine months of fieldwork, this …

In the light of intense international focus on ongoing forms of world poverty, this book
examines the potential of the concept of recognition in contemporary political philosophy to …

In the age of climate change, psychology and design have been employed through
impromptu collaborations to validate solutions and future scenarios. Introduction to Design …

In scholarly and journalistic discourse, migrant children are frequently conceptualized as a
particularly “vulnerable group” in need of protection (Podkul 2015; Gilodi, Albert, and …

In the summer of, when I was conducting fieldwork with other researchers on the southern
border of Mexico, I witnessed how the National Migration Institute (INM in Spanish) detained …