Geographical Perspectives on the European ‘Migration and Refugee Crisis’
Guest Editors: Russell King and Michael Collyer, University of Sussex
Narrating Europe’s Migration and Refugee ‘Crisis’
Michael Collyer and Russell King
Managing the Unmanageable? Understanding Europe’s Response to the Migration ‘Crisis’
Heaven Crawley
Guests, Asylum-Seekers, Refugees or Transit Migrants? Syrians in Turkey in ‘Purgatory’
Jade Cemre Erciyes
‘They Won’t Let Us Come, They Won’t Let Us Stay, They Won’t Let Us Leave’. Liminality in the Aegean Borderscape: The Case of Irregular Migrants, Volunteers and Locals on Lesvos
Ioanna Tsoni
‘My Uncle Cannot Say “No” if I Reach Libya’: Unpacking the Social Dynamics of Border-Crossing Among Eritreans Heading to Europe
Milena Belloni
‘Leaving Afghanistan! Are You Sure?’ European Efforts to Deter Potential Migrants Through Information Campaigns
Ceri Oeppen
Slovenia: Post-Socialist and Neoliberal Landscapes in Response to the European Refugee Crisis
Toby Martin Applegate
Asylum in Germany: The Making of the ‘Crisis’ and the Role of Civil Society
Sophie Hinger
Meanings of Independence and Manifestations of Neoliberal Nationalism during the ‘Refugee Crisis’ in Central and Eastern Europe
Aija Lulle
Returning and Deporting Irregular Migrants: Not a Solution to the ‘Refugee Crisis’
Daniela DeBono
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