...Figure 3 “Mediterranean Transit Migration (MTM) i-Map, 2014 Map of Mixed Migration Routes.” Map developed as part of the Dialogue on Mediterranean Transit Migration (MTM) by i-Map. Accessible at www.imap-migration.org/ ...

...Marco Jacquemet Copyright © 1996 by The University of Chicago 1996 From the Atlas to the Alps: Chronicle of a Moroccan Migration Marc0 Jacquemet You can live...

... of this article is to offer a conceptual definition of (frontier) heritage migration to interrogate its ability to illuminate the rapid shifts wrought by neoliberal globalization and to illustrate why it is imperative to redefine “economy” in broader cultural terms, rethinking it as the global ethnic economy...

...Jonny Steinberg Based on two years of intensive fieldwork with Asad Abdullahi, a young itinerant Somali man, this article explores a paradox about forced migration. Asad, in his own words, has been “kicked around like a stone,” having had to flee several homes over the past two decades. And yet...

... this business as a “bioeconomy” to highlight how migration controls (sometimes framed in the idiom of care) facilitate profiteering and predation. Rather than focusing on the production of cheap, deportable labor, the bioeconomy perspective developed here is concerned with the extraction and generation...

... analysis, the essay takes a palimpsestic approach to imagine how Chinese capital enters into a terrain profoundly shaped by race, labor, and migration and is entangled with the afterlives of gold. Chinese migrant traders in South Africa draw on legacies of migrant mine labor and refashion processes...

... and in light of current issues, their conversation touches on topics such as how migration relates to political and economic processes, the continuously shifting landscape of global cities, and how complex systems change. 2016 capital cities globalization labor migration Shamus Khan (SK): I...

... and other forms of racial impersonation performed during these festivities are globally migrating manifestations of anti-Blackness. It argues that in order to achieve visual resonance, performers rely on taken-for-granted propositions about how Blackness works in Colombian society and that in the absence...

... narrative, like Christianity, migrates into a new technological regime. Copyright 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 MEDIA AND THE WORLD OF THINGS The Crystal Cathedral: Architecture for Mediated...

... incorporated. In effect, their testimonies and embodiments invert the reparative logic of worker remittances — cash transfers often thought to be the objective of migration. Against the cruel economies of risk that decapacitated AMIREDIS members as laborers, their testimonies offer an internationalism...

... of “postcolonial studies” lies. But despite this logic of segmentation, one can assert that, at its core, the object of postcolonial critique is best described in terms of the interlacing of histories and the concatenation of distinct worlds . Given that slavery and especially colonization (but also migrations...

...Lisa Richaud; Ash Amin While previous studies have documented the trials of rural-to-urban migration in postreform China, little is known of the consequences of urban demolition and attendant uncertainty on migrant mental health. Exploring the affective and subjective dimensions of life lived...

... or Environmental Migration? The Push Factors in Niger .” International Migration 49 , no. s1 : 95 – 124 . Ahmed Bayes . 2018 . “ Who Takes Responsibility for Climate Refugees? ” International Journal of Climate Change Strategies and Management 10 , no. 1 : 5 – 26 . Altai Consulting...

... of extraterrestriality/-territoriality, as a “natural” part of immigration discourse? Unlike much work on migration that contends that immigration disrupts notions of the purity and (fictive) homogeneity of the national, I suggest that migration precipitated...

... undisciplined the term globalization might still be, there is increasing agreement as to the kinds of processes that it points to in the world. Whether interpreting alternative modernities, cultural hybridities, com- modity circulations, transnational migrations, or identity politics, globalization...

... is called “migration” in museum parlance. This strategy consists of transferring the contents of media-based artworks from obsolete technologies to new ones—for example, moving a video-art piece originally stored on a LaserDisc in the early 1980s to a brand-new Blu-ray disc. 5 Interestingly...