Networked technologies are a key tool for today's refugees; not only on the move but also
upon arrival in their new surroundings. Where mobile Internet access is affordable and …

How do we carry out research with refugees? This paper provides reflections on some of the
key ethical questions surrounding fieldwork on forced migration. The aim is to bring together …

The ubiquitous use of social platforms across the globe makes them attractive options for
investigating social phenomena including migration. However, the use of social media data …

THE SAGE HANDBOOK OF MEDIA AND MIGRATION 168 and engage with migrants in
inventive, more meaningful ways to co-produce knowledge. In this way, the perspective …

Involuntary family separation can have severe consequences for the health and well-being
of refugees. Through an analysis of interviews with refugees who are attempting, or who …

The COVID-19 pandemic presented an opportunity for bordering, that is, for measures that
aim to delineate foreigners' access to citizenship and membership and to further securitize …

Encounters between street-level bureaucrats and the so-called “client of the state”–here the
migrant individual with precarious legal status–are characterized by great power …

As female youth from refugee backgrounds are forced to migrate and resettle, they face
unique challenges not often addressed by their host community. Participating in physical …

This article operationalises Simondon's theory of becoming and Deleuze and Spinoza's
ethics and unfolds their conceptualisations in the lives of a group of irregular migrants in …

Border corruption can help facilitate the smuggling of people and irregular migration, but it
receives limited attention in academic research. In this article, I explore how smugglers use …