Migrant Passage (original) (raw)

Migrant Passage explores the complexities of long-distance migration through personal narratives, examining transit political economies and the socio-political implications of migration. Through ethnographic stories, the book illustrates the interplay between migrants and their environments, addressing organized crime, the fluidity of identity, and the paradoxes of state control. The conclusion underscores the challenges faced by migrants in a system structured by injustices, underscoring the futility of deterrent policies.