Nina Sahraoui is Junior Professor at PRINTEMPS, CNRS and University Paris Saclay and PI of the ERC-funded project GENDEREDCLIMATEMIG.Jane Freedman is a Professor of Sociology at the Université Paris 8 and Co-Director of the Paris Centre for Sociological and Political Research (CRESPPA). Elsa Tyszler is Associate Professor of Sociology at Université Paris 8 and Researcher at the Centre for Sociological and Political Research (CRESPPA).

"It is a joy to see this refreshing book by those who have spent years developing the sensibilities to undertake intersectional, anti-racist research and teaching. This is a volume I will keep coming back to – for ideas and for inspiration." Parvati Raghuram, Open University

• 1. Introduction: Articulating Post/Decolonial and Intersectional Approaches - Nina Sahraoui, Jane Freedman and Elsa TyszlerPart I: Decolonising Research on Migration 2. The Seminar (Im)Mobility in the Americas: A Possible Collective Post-Covid-19 Strategy for Decolonising Our Migration Studies - Soledad Álvarez Velasco, Mariana Zaragoza and Amarela Varela-Huerta 3. The Challenges of Unsettling Migration Studies: Reflections on the Need for Anticolonial Research Design - Lio Ando-Bourguet4. Decolonizing Migration Studies: Interrogating the Colonial Dynamics of Categories Through the Case of Turkey - Maissam Nimer and Susan Beth RottmannPart II: Decolonising Pedagogy Around Migration 5. Radical Hope in the Nexus of Migration and Gender: Researching and Teaching with Critical Pedagogies, Situated Intersectionality and Decolonial Feminism - Nasrin Khandoker, Niamh Reilly and Sheryl D. Fairchild6. Fayuka y Forense: Engaging Intersectionality and Decolonizing Creative Pedagogies to Challenge Popular Perceptions on Migration - Cynthia Bejarano and Eugenia Hernandez Sanchez Part III: Sites of Intersectional Domination and Resistance in “Reception Facilities”7. Migration Management Through Migrant Integration: “Internal Colonialism”, Racism and Gender Control at the Us-Mexico Border - Erika Herrera Rosales 8. Refugee Women*’s Movements and the Feminist International An Intersectional Post-Operaist Perspective on the Feminist Lager Strike in Brandenburg - Céline Barry9. Scales of Autonomy in ‘Feminist and Intersectional Reception Projects’ in the Context of Migration: The Case of the Sisters’ House - Naïké Garny and Sarah MurruPart IV: Instrumentalization of Colonial and Gendered Figures in Postcolonial Settings 10. Lesbonationalism and the Construction of Ungrateful Guests and Paradoxical French People. On the Struggles of Racialized Lesbians in France - Mahdis Sadeghipouya11. Coloniality of Gender in Border Externalization: Racialized Masculinities and Femininities at the Euro-Senegalese Borderlands - Agnese Pacciardi Part V: Migrations and the (Re)Production of Whiteness12. ‘I’m Poor but Clean’: Whiteness in a South-South Migratory Context - Macarena Bonhomme Chapter 13. Hierarchies of Whiteness. Transnational Intersections of Gender, Race, and Class in Migrant Narratives of Swedishness - Catrin LundströmChapter 14. Not a Conclusion, but Rather a Roadmap - Nina Sahraoui, Jane Freedman and Elsa Tyszler