Material culture and (forced) migration : materializing the transient / edited by Friedmann Yi-Neumann, Andrea Lauser, Antonie Fuhse and Peter J. Bräunlein.
Materializing transformative futures -- Moving camps -- Why should(n't) refugees be asked about their possessions? A research-ethical and methodological reflection on my fieldwork in a refugee shelter -- From biographies to biographical horizons: On life courses and things in forced migrations -- Dzhangal archaeology project and Lande: Two archaeological approaches to the study of forced migration -- Undocumented migration and the multiplicity of object lives -- Raki table conversations of new migration from Turkey: Emotion, intimacy and politics -- Cooking 'pocket money': How young unaccompanied refugees create a sense of community and familiarity at a Danish asylum centre -- The circulating knowledge: Why popular culture matters in exhibitions on migration -- Lockdown routines: Im/mobility, materiality and mediated support at the time of the pandemic -- The pram, the notebook and the plastic bag: Mothering practices among migrants living in legal precarity in Berlin -- Materiality, agency and temporariness in refugee camps in Greece -- A retouched relationship: North American retirees' quest for connection through popular art in Mexico -- Place-making in the transient: Things that matter in everyday life of Honduran refugees at the La 72 shelter.
