Many, if not most, of those who are forcibly expelled from the country to which they have
migrated will not settle in the country to which they have been returned but will leave again …

This paper introduces a collection of articles that share ethnographic perspectives on the
intersections between deportation, anxiety and justice. As a form of expulsion regulating …

Based on ethnographic fieldwork among 'undocumented'Zimbabwean migrants in
Botswana, this paper examines the complex strategies 'undocumented'migrants employ to …

Deportation, as a coerced and involuntary mode of return migration, contradicts common
assumptions and understandings of transnational livelihoods. This can be felt particularly …

Abstract In 2015, Finland, like other European countries, received an unprecedented
number of asylum seekers. Later, in the aftermath of what we prefer to call the 'refugee …

The criminalization of migration has, over the last decade, gained unprecedented focus in
migration, criminology and socio-legal literature. Recently, there have been some …

This study extends segmented assimilation to post-deportation studies. Drawing from life
history interviews with 96 deported Salvadoran men, it argues that deportees follow different …

The mobility and agency of the unemployed have rarely been examined together in welfare
administration. Mobility research has much to offer the (im) mobility of low-skilled and …

Ebenso wie afrikanische Migrationen finden auch Abschiebungen größtenteils innerhalb
des afrikanischen Kontinents statt. Debatten darüber sind jedoch zumeist auf den Globalen …

By focusing on the Ecuador− US postcolonial and transnational space and reconstructing
trajectories of Ecuadoreans who migrated to the US, were deported and recommenced their …