The special issue addresses this gap, assuming that geography matters not only for migration, but also for migration research. It aims to promote a debate about the relevance of space for how we know, examine and communicate migration. It explores the question of how to inquire into the multiple and impactful geographies of our knowledge production on migration.
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Reflecting on the Geographies of Migration Research (Editorial)
Andreas Pott, Christine Lang
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Towards Spatial Reflexivity in Migration Research
Christine Lang, Andreas Pott
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The Uneven Geographies of Knowledge in Migration Scholarship. An Investigation Into the France-Moroccan Epistemic Community
Hicham Jamid, Camille Schmoll
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A Plea for Historical Postcolonial Reflexivity. Addressing Research Hazards in Border Externalization Research
Sebastian Cobarrubias
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Anticolonial Inheritances and Responsibilities. Rethinking the Nation-State in Geographies of Migration Research
Parvati Raghuram, Gunjan Sondhi
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