This article investigates a concern among encamped elder Karen refugees (an ethnic
minority from Myanmar) living along the Thai–Myanmar border that the youth are …

This article takes stock of the insights and approaches advanced by the last 15 years of
critical research in humanitarian communication and distant suffering while arguing for a …

Prior relational maintenance research primarily (a) considers only one family member's
perspective,(b) explores introspective communication, and (c) examines romantic …

In this article, we identify some of the main axes structuring the emergent research field of
'Media, communication technologies and forced migration', whose development has been …

The increasing, although uneven, trends of global connectivity and uptake of mobile devices
have growing implications for local and transnational family relationships and activities. For …

This article reflects on how offline and online everyday life coexists for encamped, young
Karen living in protracted displacement. As part of the special issue 'Cultures of (im) mobile …

Drawing from a digitally mediated autoethnographic study within the Italian feminist
movement Non Una Di Meno, 1 inspired by the Argentinian anti-femicide collective Ni Una …

The image of a refugee camp is often portrayed as a suspended space of exception, an
inhospitable environment where refugees live in limbo-like states disconnected from the rest …

This study examines how belonging is negotiated and enacted once refugees have been
resettled in new homelands. It does so by focusing on communication practices within the …