ABSTRACT A critical review of the state-of-the-art in migration studies. The paper centres on
a contrast between established comparative scholarship–elaborating progressive models of …

Social scientists study international migration because it has the potential to change
individuals and societies in diverse and interesting ways, the potential to exploit, to enrich, to …

ABSTRACT A growing scholarly literature describes people who moved from Europe's East
to its West as racialised. Others speak of 'migratization'or 'xenophobia'. Many of these …

The notion of 'immigrant integration'is used everywhere–by politicians, policy makers,
journalists and researchers–as an all-encompassing framework for rebuilding 'unity from …

This book explores the multiform and shifting location of borders and boundaries in social
life, related to difference and belonging. It contributes to understanding categories of …

Now, 20 years after our article “Bordering, Ordering and Othering”, the editorial team of
TESG has asked me to look back on its formation, and to comment on the appraisals of its …

In this introductory article to the special issue, we ask what role sexuality plays in the
reproduction and contestation of border regimes and think sexuality towards its various …

This article considers what Brexit means for British citizens living in France. Drawing on
empirical research I examine the emotional and material impacts that uncertainties about …

This paper will re‐examine and reflect critically Henk van Houtum and Ton van Naerssen's
paper 'Bordering, Ordering and Othering'that came out in a related theme issue in TESG in …

This article examines the potential of adopting a decolonial-intersectional approach to
reorient the field of EU border externalisation to better analyse the (neo-) colonial, racist and …