Analyses of refugee camps have criticised Agamben's conceptualisation of exception,
understood as the juridical production of 'bare life'by the sovereign. They have emphasised …

Lebanon hosts the highest number of refugees per capita worldwide and is central to
European policies of outsourcing migration management. Hybrid Political Order and the …

Forced migration studies struggles to counterbalance policy assumptions that the
governance of displaced people is of a fundamentally different nature in the Global South …

How does a refugee camp urbanize? Up to now, camps have been considered as either
urban assemblages made by dwellers' improvised tactics or spaces governed by disjointed …

This article scrutinises the identity-constitutive role of bordering practices by taking EU-
Turkey cooperation on border control and refugee governance as a case. Using Foucault's …

Based on qualitative data collected in two different Belgian cities (Brussels and Liège), this
article focuses on the emergence of civil society initiatives to address the grey zones of …

There is increasing scholarly interest in the role uncertainty and ambiguity play not only in
the lived experiences of refugees, but also in their governance. In Jordan, where an …

This research deals with a repertoire of collective practices in a community of transfeminine
sex workers in urban Turkey. Some of the practices discussed in this thesis refer to building …

This article examines the implications of long-term encampment and exile for the meaning of
Palestinian identity amongst refugees. It shows how the conditions of Palestinian camps in …

ABSTRACT In Al Wehdat Palestinian refugee camp in Amman, Jordan, women are usually
seen in motion, attempting to navigate the camp space or move around it to complete their …