Migration and Home: IMISCOE Short Reader (IMISCOE Research Series)

Contents
Chapter 1: Conceptualising Home in Migration: An Introduction
	1.1 Introduction
	1.2 Key Tenets of Home in Migration
	1.3 Structural Im/Possibilities: A Theoretical Framework for Understanding Home in Migration
		1.3.1 Intersectionality, Identity and Home
		1.3.2 Migration/Citizenship Regimes and Bordering
		1.3.3 Home as Intersectional and Bordered
	1.4 Positionality, Reflexivity and Our Homes-in-Migration Biographies
	1.5 Overview of the Book
	References
Chapter 2: Gender and Home in Migration
	2.1 Introduction
	2.2 Feminist Thinking on Home
	2.3 Women’s Mobilities and Home/Land
	2.4 Spatial Boundaries and Gender in Migration
	2.5 Migrant Women, Home-Making and the Domestic Sphere
	2.6 Changing Gender Relations and Masculinities in Migrant Home-Making
	2.7 Gender and Future Homes in Migration
	2.8 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 3: Age and Home in Migration
	3.1 Introduction
	3.2 Conceptualising Age, Generation and Life-Course
	3.3 Ageing and Home in Migration
		3.3.1 Temporality and Home-Making Among Older Migrants
		3.3.2 Deepening Home Roots in Place Among Older Migrants
		3.3.3 Transnational Home and Older Migrants
		3.3.4 Attachments to ‘Homeland’ in Older Age
		3.3.5 Summary: Structural and Intersectional Im/Possibilities of Home for Older Migrants
	3.4 Home, Migration and Young Adulthood
		3.4.1 Youth, Mobility and Home
		3.4.2 Young Adulthood and ‘Leaving Home’
		3.4.3 Young Migrants and Home in Mobility
		3.4.4 Summary
	3.5 Childhood, Migration and Home
		3.5.1 Children and Home-Making in Migration: Agency and the Everyday
		3.5.2 Multi-scalarity and the Politics of Home in Migrant Childhoods
		3.5.3 Summary
	3.6 Conclusions
	References
Chapter 4: Materialities of Home in Migration
	4.1 Introduction
	4.2 Importance of Objects in Migrants’ Lives
	4.3 Objects, Memories and Nostalgia
	4.4 Instrumentality and Everyday Life
	4.5 Objects and Social Identity
	4.6 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 5: Migration Status, Class, Race and Home
	5.1 Introduction
	5.2 Privilege and Home in Migration
		5.2.1 Feeling at Home in the Host Society as Privilege
		5.2.2 Temporary/Mobile Home in Privileged Migration
		5.2.3 Privileged Migration and Homeland
		5.2.4 Summary
	5.3 Precarity and Home
		5.3.1 Refugee Accommodation and the Structural Impossibilities of Home
		5.3.2 Protracted Displacement and Precarity
		5.3.3 Intersectionality, Selectivity and Everyday Bordering of Home
		5.3.4 Making Home in Displacement and Precarity
		5.3.5 Summary
	5.4 Conclusion
	References
Chapter 6: Conclusion
	6.1 Introduction
	6.2 Home in Migration at a Glance
	Reference