Cambridge Asylum And Migration Studies Books

Delve into critical perspectives on global displacement with the Cambridge Asylum and Migration Studies series. Explore the complex social, political, and legal dimensions shaping migration experiences worldwide. Start your research here.

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Cambridge Asylum And Migration Studies Series in Order:

  1. The Moral Economy of the Refugee (2016)
  2. Europe's Migration Crisis (2016)
  3. Shipping and the Migrant Crisis (2016)
  4. The Contentious Politics of Refugee Return (2017)
  5. Humanitarianism, Politics, and State Transformation (2017)
  6. Asylum Governance in Europe (2017)
  7. Refugeehood and the State (2017)
  8. Navigating Life in an Asylum City (2017)
  9. Transnationalism from Below during Conflict (2017)
  10. Europe and the Refugee Crisis (2017)
  11. Migration, Gender and Social Justice (2018)
  12. Forced Migration and Social Networks (2018)
  13. The Production of Rights (2018)
  14. Citizenship, Nation, and Migration in Europe (2018)
  15. South-South Migration (2018)
  16. Climate Change and Displacement (2019)
  17. States of Aid (2019)
  18. Return to Ruin (2019)
  19. Migration, Precarity, and Global Governance (2019)
  20. Border Work (2019)
  21. Deportation and the Moral Imagination (2019)
  22. Migration and Pandemic (2021)
  23. Sanctuary at the Border (2021)
  24. Infrastructures of Detention (2021)
  25. Europe's Prolonged Crisis (2021)
  26. Asylum after Empire (2021)
  27. Rebordering and Resistance (2021)
  28. Labour and the Logic of Care (2022)
  29. Bordering Britain (2022)
  30. The Everyday Lives of Afghan Migrants in Iran (2022)
  31. Contested Migration (2023)
  32. Migrant Solidarity (2023)
  33. Precarious Protections (2023)
  34. Humanitarianism and Displacement Governance (2023)
  35. Displacement and the City (2024)