Behind the Scenes: Reflecting Feminist Approaches in Participatory Mapping

Jahre, Sylvana and Antonie Schmiz

Dossiers, no. 4, vol. 8November 16, 2023<November 16, 2023

Behind the Scenes: Reflecting Feminist Approaches in Participatory Mapping

Sylvana Jahre and Antonie Schmiz

Employing a feminist participatory mapping approach that respects and amplifies the voices of vulnerable communities, Sylvana Jahre and Antonie Schmiz research refugee interaction with urban spaces in Berlin.

Mediapolis on Coronavirus, no. 2, vol. 5June 22, 2020<June 23, 2020

COVID-19, Labor Mobility, and Care Work in China

Yang Zhan

Yang Zhan examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on labor mobility, particularly for service workers, in China's growing economy.

no. 1, On Teaching, vol. 3March 10, 2018<March 10, 2018

Approaching Integrative Learning: Assignments Linking ‘Narratives of Travel’ Courses

Sharon Albert & Amy Corbin

Sharon Albert & Amy Corbin end this issue with a discussion of the integrative assignments they designed around immigration and migration for their linked courses.

no. 1, On Teaching, vol. 3March 7, 2018<March 7, 2018

Approaching Integrative Learning: ‘Narratives of Travel’ in Film and Religion Studies

Sharon Albert & Amy Corbin

Sharon Albert & Amy Corbin on teaching migration, travel, and immigration through the cluster format

Commentary, no. 3, vol. 2September 1, 2017<September 2, 2017

Cosmopolis and the Right to the City

Thomas Nail

In this essay, Thomas Nail explores the history of sanctuary cities, and proposes the notion of migrant cosmpolitanism as a means of achieving the right to the city.

From the Editors' Desk, no. 1, vol. 2February 4, 2017<February 5, 2017

Migrating Globally, Fighting Back Locally

Sabine Haenni

Sabine Haenni fills in the "points of warmth" on her migration map with examples of local resistance and local cinemas.