This article develops a wider ontology of infrastructure. It argues that infrastructures not only
hasten the flow of materials but produce non-human mobilities and immobilities that …

In this article, I discuss immobility as both an analytical concept and a lived experience. I
review contemporary scholarly understandings of immobility and disentangle the …

Why, every year, tens of thousands of people are willing to risk their lives in perilous
voyages across Africa and the Mediterranean Sea? Why do they face such an ordeal to …

Most studies on the mobility of highly skilled migrants have been examined with a framework
of global talent mobility and under conditions of neoliberal governance and economic …

Can we think about the role of media and information and communication technologies in
the lives of forced migrants through the lens of immobility? The dominant focus in the …

In spite of the strict migration regimes that prevent permanent settlement and naturalisation,
migrants have, for decades, made the UAE their unofficial home, something that has led to …

Covid-19 has wreaked havoc worldwide. To mitigate the spread of the virus, societies
around the world implemented various social control measures and restrictions on mobility …

This paper furthers the concept of im/mobilities through an investigation of the reproductive
mobilities of women migrating for abortion from Ireland (north and south) to Great Britain …

This article examines the experiences of an often-neglected population group in
geographical scholarship, namely, elderly people living in African cities. Using qualitative …

Emerging research focuses on the role of time in the context of mobility and explores the
conditions of 'wait'and 'stuckness' as conceptual tools for understanding the tempos and …