Waiting and the Temporalities of Irregular Migration

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
1 Introduction: Unpacking the Temporalities of Irregular Migration
Part I: The Multiple Tempos of Waiting
	2 The Violence of Accelerated Time: Waiting and Hasting During ‘the Long Summer of Migration’ in Greece
	3 ‘They Said Wait, Wait – and I Waited’: The Power Chronographies of Waiting for Asylum in Marseille, France
	4 Filling the Apps: The Smartphone, Time and the Refugee
Part II: The Social Relations of Waiting
	5 Mo’s Challenge. Waiting and the Question of Methodological Nationalism
	6 Migration Control, Temporal Irregularity and Waiting: Undocumented Zimbabwean Migrants’ Experiences of Deportability in South Africa
	7 Waiting Out the Condition of Illegality in Norway
	8 ‘Go Fund Me’: LGBTI Asylum Seekers in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya
Part III: Legal Temporalities and Waiting
	9 The Truth of the Body as Controversial Evidence: An Investigation Into Age Assessments of Migrant Minors in France
	10 An End to Asylum? Temporary Protection and the Erosion of Refugee Status
	11 ‘Doin’ Hard Time on Planet Earth’: Migrant Detainability, Disciplinary Power and the Disposability of Life
	12 Afterword: Waiting, a State of Consciousness
Index