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Introduction, Refuge in a moving world: Refugee and migrant journeys across disciplines -- Part I, Researching and conceptualizing displacement in a moving world. Negotiating research and life spaces: Participatory research approaches with young migrants in the UK ; Voices to be heard? Reflections on refugees, strategic invisibility and the politics of voice ; Stories of migration and belonging ; Writing the camp, writing the camp archive: The case of Baddawi refugee camp in Lebanon ; Making home in limbo: Belgian refugees in Britain during the First World War ; Exploring practices of hospitality and hostility towards migrants through the making of a documentary film: Insights from research in Lampedusa ; Mediterranean distinctions: Forced migration, forceful hope and the analytics of desperation ; Does climate change cause migration? -- Part II, Responding to displacement: advocacy, aesthetics and politics in a moving world. We Are Movers: We are towers of strength ; Advocacy for LGBTI asylum in the UK: Discourses of distance and proximity ; The unintended consequences of expanding migrant-rights protections ; Visual politics and the 'refugee' crisis: The images of Alan Kurdi ; Crossing borders, bridging boundaries: Reconstructing the rights of the refugee in comics ; Theatre and/as solidarity: Putting yourself in the shoes of a refugee through performance ; The empty space: Performing migration at the Good Chance Theatre in Calais ; Care in a refugee camp: A case study of a humanitarian volunteer in Calais ; The Jungle -- Part III, Ongoing journeys: safety, rights and well-being in a moving world. Palliative prophecy: Yezidi perspectives on their suffering under Islamic State and on their future ; Queer Russian asylum seekers in Germany: Worthy refugees and acceptable forms of harm? ; Aspects of loss and coping among internally displaced populations: Towards a psychosocial approach ; Thriving in the face of severe adversity: Understanding and fostering resilience in children affected by war and displacement ; Exploring the psychosocial impact of cultural interventions with displaced people -- Part IV, spaces of encounter and refuge: cities and camps in a moving world. Black markets: Opaque sites of refuge in Cape Town ; Learning in and through the long-term refugee camps in the East African Rift ; The Palestinian scale: Space at the intersection of refuge and host-country policies ; Shifting the gaze: Palestinian and Syrian refugees sharing, making and contesting space in Lebanon ; Different shades of 'neutrality': Arab Gulf NGO responses to Syrian refugees in northern Lebanon ; Navigating ambiguous state policies and legal statuses in Turkey: Syrian displacement and migratory horizons ; Exploring in-betweenness: Alice and spaces of contradiction in refuge ; The imperfect ethics of hospitality: Engaging with the politics of care and refugees' dwelling practices in the Italian urban context ; Producing precarity: The 'hostile environment' and austerity for Latin Americans in super-diverse London ; Encountering Belgians: How Syrian refugees build bridges over troubled water.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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