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Tag: feminist geopolitics

If Donald would meet Fatima

By Karen Culcasi, West Virginia University We live in a world today where 68.5 million people are forcibly displaced, which … More

displacement, feminist geopolitics, gender performances, household, paid labour, Syria, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers

Captive Bodies: Migrant kidnapping and deportation in Mexico

By Jeremy Slack, University of Texas, El Paso The massacre of 43 students in Iguala, Guerrero, Mexico in 2014, and … More

deportation, drug violence, feminist geopolitics, kidnapping, Migration, mixed methods, US-Mexico border

Libya and geographies of insecurity

by Fiona Ferbrache As some foreign governments have been organising the evacuation of their citizens from Libya, other migrants in … More

Afghanistan, civilian insecurity, conflict, feminist geopolitics, geographies of (in)security, Libya, Political Geography, Social Geography

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