Eeva Puumala is a post-doctoral researcher at the Tampere Peace Research Institute in the University of Tampere, Finland

Instead of departing from the 'push' or 'pull' factors that initiate cross-border movement, Puumala begins with the moving body and examine the kinds of relations of the international that the body makes visible through its relations, engagements and movement

Based on extensive fieldwork which sheds light on a range of Europe-wide practices in the field of asylum and migration policies

Preface

Event 1: Ethnographic experiences

Chapter 1: Exposure

Event 2: Political lives, professional ethics, and sovereign practices

Chapter 2: Sovereignty, mobility, the body

Event 3: Asylum, a monologist narrative of the state? Chapter 3: A struggle over the body

Event 4: Passages and dislocations

Chapter 4: Moving (in) space

Event 5: The feltness of sovereignty

Chapter 5: Sensuous politics, political sentiments

Collage of a politico-corporeal struggle

References

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