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Normalising the extreme 2024

Normalising the extreme 2024

Over successive volumes of the Mixed Migration Review, a depressing pattern has emerged: a migration-related action or policy that inspires outrage or...

By Peter Grant
Quarterly Mixed Migration Updates, October to December 2020

Quarterly Mixed Migration Updates, October to December 2020

By MMC
Mixed migration consequences of the Tigrayan crisis

Mixed migration consequences of the Tigrayan crisis

By Chris Horwood and Bram Frouws
MMC interviews Doug Saunders <br> “Sticking points”

MMC interviews Doug Saunders
“Sticking points”

By Mixed Migration Centre
Frontline cities – the urban reality of mixed migration

Frontline cities – the urban reality of mixed migration

By Chris Horwood
MMC interviews Maimunah Mohd Sharif <br> “Collective responsibilities”

MMC interviews Maimunah Mohd Sharif
“Collective responsibilities”

By Mixed Migration Centre
Surviving Fear and Uncertainty: Rohingya Refugees in Malaysia

Surviving Fear and Uncertainty: Rohingya Refugees in Malaysia

By Hanh Nguyen
A warmer welcome – city planners preparing for future flows

A warmer welcome – city planners preparing for future flows

By Jessica Sadye Wolf
Urban voices – Asif: <br> “I feel I am part of the city”

Urban voices – Asif:
“I feel I am part of the city”

By Mixed Migration Centre
Urban voices – Angélique: <br> “Our relationship with Tunisians has improved over the last two years”

Urban voices – Angélique:
“Our relationship with Tunisians has improved over the last two years”

By Mixed Migration Centre
Urban voices – Habiba: <br> “There are many difficulties here in Tehran, but it is much better than Afghanistan”

Urban voices – Habiba:
“There are many difficulties here in Tehran, but it is much better than Afghanistan”

By Mixed Migration Centre
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