Titlebook: Storying Contemporary Migration; Representation, Aspi Lena Englund Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Fortress Europe vs. Open Borders,d Luke de Noronha, address migration from a perspective of how borders should be managed and controlled, and what should be done about contemporary policies with regard to migration. The focus is primarily on Europe and Britain. The chapter examines statements made in both texts and connect them wit

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Migrant Crisis,h as gratitude, empathy, and dignity emerge as central, since they not only highlight the personal experiences of migrants but also place them in a wider societal and political context. The material analysed includes the . series, . (2019; edited by David Herd and Anna Pincus) in particular, which h

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erary genres, such as non-fiction, memoir, novel and essay.E.This book examines contemporary stories of migration belonging to multiple literary genres such as nonfiction, memoir, novel, and essay, and explores the futures they envision for migrants and their surrounding societies. The primary mater

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Fortress Europe vs. Open Borders,made, such as detention centres, deportation, and restrictions to citizenship. The nation-state itself is seen as at the core of these practices that impede movement. Both books offer relevant observations about the shortcomings of European migration politics, albeit from opposite ends.

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Representation, Aspirations, Advocacy,r presents the facts, or the fiction, and the reader connects the dots. This makes contemporary migration writing interactive, demanding participation from readers and encouraging reading practices that go beyond feelings of empathy or outrage.

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Introduction,in cultural contexts. The importance of stories is emphasized and how they can be used to argue for a change in how migration is depicted, for greater political and social responsibility particularly in terms of treatment of asylum seekers and undocumented people.