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HomeNewsNew Release: From Borders To Pathways, Edited By Matthew Zagor
New release: From Borders to Pathways, edited by Matthew Zagor
New release: From Borders to Pathways, edited by Matthew Zagor
Tuesday 24 September 2024

From Borders to Pathways: Innovations and Regressions in the Movement of People into Europe (edited by Matthew Zagor) is an essential reading for policymakers, scholars and stakeholders. Through interdisciplinary perspectives, the authors assess socio-political, legal, geo-political and cultural shifts to advocate for a more inclusive, humane and sustainable approach to migration. It  provided comprehensive reflection on the complexities of migration in Europe, signalling a paradigm shift towards cooperation, inclusivity, and shared responsibility in global mobility.

The book is available on open access here.