Vol 13 No 2 (2014): Themed Section: The Mediterranean Migration Frontier | Various Articles | ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies

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Published: 2015-03-19

Special Theme

Introduction Europe’s Bleeding Border and the Mediterranean as a Relational Space

Timothy Raeymaekers

163-172
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Constructing the Mediterranean Region: Obscuring Violence in the Bordering of Europe’s Migration “Crises”

Alison Mountz, Jenna M. Loyd

173-195
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‘Borderizing’ the Island Setting and Narratives of the Lampedusa ‘Border Play’

Paolo Cuttitta

196-219
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Shifting Italy/Libya Borderscapes at the Interface of EU/Africa Borderland: A “Genealogical” Outlook from the Colonial Era to Post-Colonial Scenarios

Chiara Brambilla

220-245
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Dynamics and Representations of Migration Corridors: The Rise and Fall of the LibyaLampedusa Route and Forms of Mobility from the Horn of Africa (2000-2009)

Luca Ciabarri

246-262
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Postcolonial Borderlands: Black Life Worlds and Relational Place in Turin, Italy

Heather Merrill

263-294
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The Deadly EU Border Control

Xavier Ferrer-Gallardo, Henk van Houtum

295-304
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Research

The Emergence of Radical/Critical Geography within North America

Linda Peake, Eric Sheppard

305-327
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Lives in the Making: Power, Academia and the Everyday

Roberta Hawkins, Maya Manzi, Diana Ojeda

328-351
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Navigating Risk in Minnesota’s Birth Landscape: Care Providers’ Perspectives

Hannah Emple, Helen Hazen

352-371
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The Hidden Boundaries of Everyday Places: Migrant Women, Homeplace and the Spatial Practices of a Small Swedish Town

Ulrika Schmauch, Katarina Giritli Nygren

372-393
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Moving Beyond Neverland: Reflecting Upon the State of the Diverse Economies Research Program and the Study of Alternative Economic Spaces

Amanda Fickey, Kelsey B. Hanrahan

394-403
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“Hybrid Cottonseed Production is Children’s Work”: Making Sense of Migration and Wage Labor in Western India

Kacy McKinney

404-423
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