The Balkan Route: Hope, Migration and Europeanisation in Liminal Spaces (Southeast European Studies)

Cover\nHalf Title\nSeries Page\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nDedication\nContents\nList of Figures and Maps\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\n	The Movement Before the Border Closure\n	New Border Regime\n	Doing Migration Research in Serbia\n	A Note on Terminology\n	Understanding Liminality\n	Book Structure\n1. Chaos of Liminality\n	New Beginning\n	Contradicting Developments\n	Transformations\n	Self-Organisation in Disorder\n	Distrust and Naivety\n	Re-bordering\n	Synchronising Gate Closure\n	Liminal Hotspots\n	Facing Uncertainty\n	Conclusions\n2. Solidarity in Abandonment\n	Albanians as the Other\n	A Sense of Disenfranchisement\n	Europeanisation of the Borders\n	Paving the Balkan Route\n	Liminality as a Bonding Experience\n	The Goldmine\n	The Weight of Migrant Reception\n	State Abandonment\n	An Imperative for Solidarity\n	Conclusions\n3. Europeanisation of Migration\n	Externalising Border Control\n	The Balkan Route\n	Migrations in the Shadow of the EU\n	Subjugation to the EU\n	The Migration Control Trade-off\n	State Exploitation of Welcoming Attitudes\n	Conclusions\n4. Waiting: The Strain of Liminality\n	Creating Structuralised Waiting\n	Depicting Waiting Infrastructure\n	Subordinating Queuing\n	Delaying\n	Boredom\n	The Burden of Waiting\n	Seeking Asylum in Serbia\n	Conclusions\n5. Migrant Movement as In-betweenness\n	Defining Migrant Movements\n	The Reaction to Uncertainty\n	Violence as Border Deterrence\n	New Constraints and Opportunities\n	In Search of Hope in Liminality\n	Conclusions\nSummary: I Must Keep Going\nReferences\nIndex