# Global Migration And Social Change

The Global Migration And Social Change book series examines the complex intersections of mobility, law, and social structures. This academic novel series analyzes how global migration regimes operate, focusing on the legal and political frameworks that govern the movement of people. By utilizing sociology and political science, the series explores the systemic pressures affecting displaced populations and the administrative laws that regulate international borders.

The series incorporates feminist theory and gender studies to challenge traditional legal binaries, such as the distinction between forced and economic migration. Through a lens of women's studies and social sciences, these volumes investigate the links between labor, social reproduction, and exploitation. This reference series advocates for a rethinking of refugee law and freedom of movement, presenting hospitality as a form of resistance and decolonial praxis within the broader context of emigration and immigration.

## Books in this series (2)

- Vol. 1 — [Migrant, Habitus](https://mybookbandits.com/books/9781529241648) (ISBN 9781529241648)
- Vol. 1 — [Migration, Asylum and Exploitation](https://mybookbandits.com/books/9781529247497) (ISBN 9781529247497)

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