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Table of Contents; Chapter 1: Introduction to transnationalism, intersectionality and migration ecological trajectories; Edward Shizha and Edward Makwarimba; SECTION I: THEORETICAL AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORKS; Chapter 2: (Re)materializing intersectionality in transnational context; Denise L. Spitzer; Chapter 3: Rethinking race in research on migration: Transnational literacies as a tool; Patriann Smith, S. Joel Warrican, Alex Kumi-Yeboah and Tala Karkar Esperat; Chapter 4: Decolonizing diaspora studies: Accounting for the transnational and intersectional interventions of ’striking’ diasporas; Ipek Demir; Chapter 5: ’Do we really belong here?’ Transnationalism and the temporality of naturalized citizenship; Edward Shizha; SECTION II: POLICIES GOVERNING TRANSNATIONAL MIGRATION AND SETTLEMENT; ASIA; Chapter 6: The Rohingya refugee situation: Seeking accountability, relief, and solutions; Brian Gorlick; AUSTRALIA/SOUTH PACIFIC; Chapter 7: ’Irregular’ migration, intersectionality and race: The demonization policy of refugees in Australia; Dawn Bolger; Chapter 8: African diasporic migration trends, relocation and resettlement: An Australian perspective; Kathomi Gatwiri, Leticia Anderson and Kiros Hiruy; UNITED KINGDOM; Chapter 9: Intersectionality and UK’s multiscalar governance approach to race, gender and asylum seeking in Scotland and England; Emma Hill; Chapter 10: The Windrush Generation and the British citizenship policy; Shelene Gomes and Arthur Torrington; EUROPEAN UNION; Chapter 11: The European Union’s Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex): Between impunity and accountability; Omer Karasapan; Chapter 12: Data evidence-informed migration policies in Africa and Europe? A transnational perspective; Marzia Rango and Irene Schofberger; Chapter 13: The (in)coherence of European migration policy: Between securitization and protection; Paloma Gonzalez del Mino and Concepcion Anguita Olmedo; Chapter 14: Regulating without redistributing? A review of the main EU responses to the ’migrant crisis’; Stefano M. Torelli and Anna Longhini; NORTH AMERICA; Chapter 15: How Canada deals with asylum seekers and refugees in theory and practice; Herbert Grubel; Chapter 16: Intersectionality and the US Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program; Karla Rodriguez Beltran and Erin R. Hamilton; SECTION III: INTRA-REGIONAL/CONTINENTAL MIGRATION AND IMMIGRANTS’ EXPERIENCES; Chapter 17: Of ranks and peripheries: Weaponizing difference against immigrants in Southern Africa; Christopher Changwe Nshimbi; Chapter 18: Overcoming barriers to informal enterprising: Congolese self-settled refugee women in urban Eswatini; Gabriel Tati; Chapter 19: Food self-sufficiency: Evidence from a land security framework to a protracted refugee situation in Uganda; Elsemarie Jorissen

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