European refugee camps are postcolonial entities. By discussing the postcolonial nature of
informal refugee camps in Europe, we highlight how race, othering, and empire continue to …

In light of the recent proliferation and co-presence of institutional and makeshift camps and
encampments in Europe, this article explores the current multifaceted geographies of the …

In comparison with other regional host countries Lebanon's response to the Syrian refugee
crisis is characterized by a remarkable degree of institutional ambiguity. Government policy …

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 …

Refugee camps have come a long way since first formally established at the end of the 19th
century, evolving from temporary, emergency encampments to long-lasting, multifaceted …

With the increase of refugee movements since 2014 in Europe and the Near East, the
debate of how to plan appropriate shelters and emergency accommodation has gained a …

Over the years, cities have figured as exemplary places for neoliberal urban policies which
tend to appropriate the right to the city through city-branding policies. However, as this article …

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

Can the displacement of refugees continue to be understood as exceptional? The recent
global increase in refugees has prompted calls to develop new solutions to displacement …

This paper focuses on the “grey area of migration governmentality” by dealing with modes of
border violence which are opaque and remain under the threshold of political visibility and …