Counter-geographies of the Refugee Balkan Route series

This book series offers a set of critical geographical perspectives on the ‘making of the Balkan Route’ and of its formal and informal spatialities. Including interventions on the conceptualization of camps, borders and mobilities as well as the geopolitics and biopolitics of the Balkan Route, the series intends to contribute to existing debates in Political Geography and Camp Studies, but also Refugee and Migration Studies by presenting theoretical reflections and an unprecedented amount of empirical material concerning the counter geographies of an entire informal migration corridor that is changing the political geographies of Europe.