This book provides a twofold critique of mainstream political theory, drawing on feminisms
to develop a more comprehensive understanding of migration. Grounded in both a critical
cosmopolitan approach and the ethics and politics of care, the book shows what a feminist
approach to migration would look like. The author focuses on migrants’ perspectives
and places ideas around dispossession and exclusion at the centre of the argument.
The book is a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners who seek to understand
the relationship between migration and gendered human experiences.
