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 …

In 2009, in a move to improve the situation regarding the deportability of illegalized migrants
in Spain, a left-wing government led by the Socialist Workers' Party drafted a new policy …

From anti-immigration agendas that criminalise vulnerable populations, to the punishment of
the poor and the governance of parenting, this timely book explores how diverse fields of …

Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork conducted in London among foreign-national offenders
facing deportation from the United Kingdom, this paper seeks to examine how foreign …

This article questions whether the presentation of the return and deportation of irregular
migrants as a solution to the so-called 'refugee crisis' is ethical. Legally, the return of …

This study uses the example of Mexican return migrants to contribute to the ongoing
scholarly dialogue about reintegration. The paper looks at how migrants experience living in …

This study considers the family separation undocumented Latino parents experience when
their children are placed in the custody of child protective services. In many cases, such …

This chapter focuses on the rehabilitative ideal in relation to the unique situation of foreign
national prisoners who are facing deportation. The lack of citizenship has important …

Terörizm ve göç ilişkisi son yıllarda daha sık bir arada tartışılan konular olarak karşımıza
çıkmaktadır. Bu çalışmanın amacı, terörizm ve göç ilişkisini mekansal bir yaklaşımla …

This is a study about a still-overlooked aspect of the 'story'of migration, namely return, and
within that field, the largely ignored topic of reintegration of returnees. Those studying …