This article starts from our experiences as two Western women of Black mixed-race
background, undertaking fieldwork among unaccompanied young men on the move in …

This article considers memories, mementos, and memorialization in stories by
unaccompanied young people and their journeys within Europe. It looks at their …

Drawing on hospital-based interviews and fieldwork in a deprived Parisian suburb, this
paper analyses the spatio-temporal dynamics of risk, exposure, and mobilities in individual …

This article considers experiences of moving and dwelling in Europe among Afghan
unaccompanied young men in the context of stringent migration, asylum, and settlement …

This series explores new ethnographic objects and emerging genres of writing at the
intersection of literary and anthropological studies. Books in this series are grounded in …

This article analyzes trauma as an interplay of mass violence connecting imperial
occupation in British Hong Kong, and an Anglo‐Chinese family in England. It takes …

This chapter investigates the representations of Europe's shifting borderlands in
contemporary Britain, against the backdrop of the perceived “migrant crisis” which has given …

The context of the past 40 years show that Afghanistan produces one of the largest numbers
of refugees due to the ongoing conflicts. However, this group's experiences are often looked …

This chapter outlines the book's proposition of breathing with historical trauma in the global
COVID pandemic. COVID is a mnemonic for the reprisal of fears of suffocation and dying …

The involvement of some Muslim men in terrorist attacks and the so-called 'honour killings'
since the 9/11 incident has generated a popular narrative in the West, in which Muslim …