Migration, Asylum and Exploitation

Migration, Asylum and Exploitation is the first volume of the Global Migration And Social Change series. This academic work examines the intersection of refugee law, gender studies, and sociology through the lens of women's lived experiences at international borders. By analyzing the 2015 forced deportation of refugee women from Rome to Lagos, the text challenges traditional legal binaries regarding economic and forced migration.

The book utilizes feminist theory and social sciences to explore the links between mobility, labor, and social reproduction. Within the fields of administrative law and politics, this volume argues for a radical freedom of movement and a decolonial approach to hospitality. It provides a critical analysis of global migration regimes, making it a significant reference for those studying emigration, immigration, and women's studies.