Migration, Mobilities and the Arab Spring: Spaces of Refugee Flight in the Eastern Mediterranean
Language: English
Published by Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2016
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xvi, 196 pages : maps ; 23 cm Contents: Part I. Mapping key concepts after 2011 {u2013} 1. Eastern Mediterranean mobilities after the Arab Spring: transformations over time or sudden change? / Natalia Ribas-Mateos {u2013} 2. The role of diasporas, migrants and exiles in the Arab revolutions and political transitions / Claire Beaugrand and Vincent Geisser {u2013} 3. Euro-Mediterranean relations in the field of migration management: contrasting Morocco and Turkey as case studies / Hafsa Afailal -- Part II. Understanding mobility and enclosure in the European Union {u2013} 4. The reconfiguration of Mediterranean migration routes after the war in Syria: narratives of the `Egyptian route' to Italy (and beyond) / Chiara Denaro {u2013} 5. Refugees from Syria as `guests' in Germany: the moral economy of German refugee policy in 2014 / Christoph H. Schwarz -- Part III. Researching border zones: new mobilities and transnational networks of humanitarian response {u2013} 6. The field before the battle: Palestinian mobilities and the Gaza -- Israel -- Egypt triangular border before (and after) the 2011 Egyptian uprising / Lorenzo Navone {u2013} 7. Listening to the voices of Syrian women and girls living as urban refugees in northern Jordan: a narrative ethnography of early marriage / Ruba Al Akash and Karen Boswall {u2013} 8. Palestinian refugees and the current Syrian conflict: from settled refugees to stateless asylum seekers? / Kamel Dorai {u2013} 9. The question of governing Syrian refugees: an ethnography of Lebanon's humanitarian regime / Susanne Schmel.…
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- Title
- Migration, Mobilities and the Arab Spring: Spaces of Refugee Flight in the Eastern Mediterranean
- Author
- edited by Natalia Ribas-Mateos, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Spain
- Publisher
- Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
- Publication year
- 2016
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1785361945
- ISBN 13
- 9781785361944
- Seller catalogs
- International Relations, Middle East
The contributions from a variety of disciplines demonstrate that the reconfiguration of mobilities and the accompanying problem of inhospitable politics towards refugees at different levels, as well as humanitarian responses to it, is one of the major impacts, globally speaking, of the Arab Spring. Through the reconfiguration of such new mobilities there is an urgency to properly map the space of the many trajectories of those transnational connections. The editor concludes that there is, however, great difficulty in doing so as it is constantly disconnected by new arrivals, constantly waiting to be determined by the configuration and reconfiguration of both historical and contemporary relations.
This exploration of migration, mobilities and the Arab Spring, is essential reading for scholars across a multitude of disciplines. The book's themes are of major interest and importance for policymakers and administrators at national and international levels.
Contributors include: H. Afailal, R. Al Akash, C. Beaugrand, K. Boswall, C. Denaro, K. Doraï, V. Geisser, L. Navone, N. Ribas-Mateos, S. Sassen, S. Schmelter, C.H. Schwarz
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