Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Tables and Figures ix
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Introduction 1
6. Part One Migration Politics at the Micro-Level: Narratives of Migrant and Refugee Experiences of Migration, Resettlement, and Resistance
7. 1 Defunding UNRWA, Palestinian Refugee Status, and the Right of Return 23
8. 2 Survival Strategies of Border Communities: A Case Study of North-East Nigeria 54
9. 3 Comparative Perspectives on Exile: Survival Strategies of Syrians in Turkey and Jordan 78
10. 4 Immigration, Suffering, and Racialized Immigrant Women’s Mental Health Challenges 100
11. 5 The Unmet Expectations of Love and Labour: Migrant Care Workers as Part of the Family 123
12. Part Two Migration Politics at the State-Level: State Policies in Migration Governance
13. 6 Migrant Care Worker Policies in Taiwan and South Korea 147
14. 7 Post-Return Migration Policies in Latin America: A Global South Approach 165
15. 8 Human Rights at Risk? An Analysis of Asylum Policy Changes in Germany between 1949 and 2019 186
16. 9 Diversity of Asylum Policies among German Länder: What Can Be Learned from the Debate on Immigration Federalism? 209
17. 10 Evolution of Citizenship Law in Luxembourg: Drivers and Changes 234
18. Part Three Migration Politics at the Regional and Transnational Level: Toward a Multilateral Approach to Migration
19. 11 Exploring Migration Challenges in Europe after 2014: What is the Direction of EU Migration Management and Policy? 265
20. 12 The African Union’s Governance of Irregular Migration: A Critical Approach to a Regional Policy of Migration Governance 292
21. 13 Labour Migration in the South Asia–Gulf Migration Corridor: Managing Old and New Risks after COVID-19 318
22. 14 The Kafala as an Assemblage of (Non)Citizenship: Rethinking the “Exceptionality” of the Arab Gulf States’ Migration Model 348
23. Afterword 369
24. Contributors 381
25. Index 385