This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the making and unmaking of the 'Jungle', one of Europe's longest-standing refugee camps. The book unpacks the perceived threat of the camp, seeing its revival and destruction through the context of broader border politics. This book will interest scholars of migration, border politics, and the refugee crisis.
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Yasmin Ibrahim is a Reader in Communications at Queen Mary, University of London, UK.
Anita Howarth is a Senior Lecturer in Journalism, Brunel University, UK.
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