Intersektionale Perspektiven auf Flucht und Anerkennung

In the context of flight migration and reception processes, the question of social recognition has gained particular relevance. This anthology addresses different dimensions, levels of meaning and practices of (non-)recognition in their intersectional interrelationships. The volume addresses scholars from different disciplines, such as refugee and migration studies, gender studies, sociology, education and social sciences who are interested in questions relating to migration society and recognition theory. In addition, the volume addresses practitioners who deal with the opportunities offered by and the limits of structural recognition in the context of (forced) migration.

With contributions by
Mira E.Hazzaa | Mareike Heller | Yasemin Karakaşoğlu | Juliane Karakayali | Ulrike Koopmann | Veronika Kourabas | Paul Mecheril | Radhika Natarajan | Vanessa Ohm | Carla Schriever | Noelia P. Streicher | Andreas Tilch | Johanna Ullmann | Juliane Weber