I am not a failure… but I feel like one and expect to fail every day of my working life within the
neoliberal academy. This somewhat autoethnographic essay reflects upon six distinct …

Failure is a pervasive yet rarely articulated reality of being an academic. From grant
rejections to fieldwork mistakes, this editorial introduces a special issue that engages with …

Abstract In 2021, a “return” to fieldwork was highly anticipated by geographers. When I
returned to the field this year, what I repeatedly found was nothing. In this paper, I reflect on …

This paper provides insights into a failed attempt at participatory video (PV). PV has long
been favoured by researchers working with marginalised communities. However, there is …

Background: Plasmodium knowlesi malaria is a zoonotic infection that affects rural
communities in South East Asia. Although the epidemiology of the disease has been …

In this article, we reflect upon our varied relationships—as friends, advocates, mentors, and
researchers—with refugee resettlement agencies and volunteers in Columbia, South …

This article reflects on the implications of conducting research in, with, and through border
institutions tasked with the care of migrant populations, while simultaneously upholding the …

This paper explores how the “politics of the nation” shape migration research. Immigration
research inherently intersects with the political dynamics of nation-states; however, beyond …

Displacement is detrimental not only to displaced individuals and families but also to the
communities left behind and their ability to collectively resist and mobilize against global …

The ongoing COVID‐19 pandemic has prompted researchers to rethink their fieldwork. My
doctoral fieldwork plans, which involved conducting ethnographic research amongst Afghan …