Afterword: spatialities of transnational lived citizenship

Lauren Martin · Anssi Paasi

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Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Migration, Refugees, and Integration Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies

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Abstract The articles collected here show how the terms transnational, everyday lives and citizenship inflect each other in different ways, depending on the site and context in question. In this afterword, we want to explore how these three terms change each other and the implications of ‘transnational lived citizenship ’. The articles mark out important theoretical arguments for conceptualizing the spatialities of transnational identity, migrant life and emotional citizenship.

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2006The Citizen and the Alien 2020The Figure of the Migrant 2005Illicit Flows and Criminal Things 2016Celebrity humanitarianism, transnational emotion and the rise of neoliberal citizenship 2016Introduction to the special issue on transnational lived citizenship 2016Transnational disruptions: materialities and temporalities of transnational citizenship among Somali refugees in Cairo 2007Strange Places: The Political Potentials and Perils of Everyday Spaces

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