Zhenzhong Si is Research Manager of the MiFOOD Network at the Balsillie School of International Affairs and Wilfrid Laurier University.Sujata Ramachandran is Research Manager of the MiFOOD Remitting for Resilience Project.Jonathan Crush is MiFOOD Director and Extraordinary Professor at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa.

• Chapter 1: Food Security, Migration and the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Introduction.- Chapter 2: Syndemic Suffering and Migrant Exclusions in South Africa: A Food Security Audit.- Chapter 3: International Migration and Remittance Patterns in Southern Africa: Evidence from Cape Town, South Africa.- Chapter 4: Pandemic Precarity and Urban Food Insecurity Amongst Zimbabwean, Somali, and Congolese Migrants in Cape Town, South Africa, During COVID-19.- Chapter 5: Struggles to Access Urban Food During the COVID-19 Pandemic National Lockdowns: Experiences of Zimbabwean, Somali and Congolese Migrants in Cape Town, South Africa.- Chapter 6: Crisis Governance and the Neglect of Rights: Pandemic-Era Policy and Migrant Exclusion in Ecuador.- Chapter 7: Food Security and the Socioeconomic Integration of Venezuelan Migrant Families in Ecuador During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic.- Chapter 8: Memories of Hunger and Resilience: A Photovoice Study of Food Insecurity Among Venezuelan Migrants and Refugees in Quito, Ecuador.- Chapter 9: Labour Precarity, Gender, and Food Insecurity Among Migrants and Refugees in Ecuador During the COVID-19 Pandemic.- Chapter 10: Assemblages of Survival: Migrant Food Security and Territorial Cooperation in Pandemic Quito.- Chapter 11: The Implications of COVID-19 Policy Responses in Canada for Food Systems and Vulnerable Populations.- Chapter 12: Rethinking the Migration and Food Security Nexus in Times of Crisis: Insights From Refugee Experiences in Canada.- Chapter 13: Intersecting Crises: Food Security, Gender, and Transnational Obligations Among Somali Refugees in Kitchener–Waterloo, Canada.- Chapter 14: Displacement, COVID-19, and Food Security: A Photovoice Study with Resettled Syrian Women in Kitchener-Waterloo, Canada.- Chapter 15: Visual Narratives of Loss and Resilience: COVID-19’s Impact on Food Insecurity, Health, and Gender Dynamics Among Somali Migrants and Refugees in Kitchener-Waterloo.- Chapter 16: Vulnerability and Resilience of Migrants During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Gendered Analysis of Women Informal Food Vendors in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements.- Chapter 17: Emergency Statecraft and Food Insecurity Among Stranded Ghanaian Migrants in Qatar During COVID-19.- Chapter 18: Photovoice Research and Refugee Participants: Reflexivity, Proximity, and the Ethics of Care.- Chapter 19: COVID-19, Food (In)Security and Migrant Wellbeing: A Comparative Study of Canada, Ecuador, and South Africa.

Zhenzhong Si is Research Manager of the MiFOOD Network at the Balsillie School of International Affairs and Wilfrid Laurier University.Sujata Ramachandran is Research Manager of the MiFOOD Remitting for Resilience Project.Jonathan Crush is MiFOOD Director and Extraordinary Professor at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa.

• Chapter 1: Food Security, Migration and the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Introduction.- Chapter 2: Syndemic Suffering and Migrant Exclusions in South Africa: A Food Security Audit.- Chapter 3: International Migration and Remittance Patterns in Southern Africa: Evidence from Cape Town, South Africa.- Chapter 4: Pandemic Precarity and Urban Food Insecurity Amongst Zimbabwean, Somali, and Congolese Migrants in Cape Town, South Africa, During COVID-19.- Chapter 5: Struggles to Access Urban Food During the COVID-19 Pandemic National Lockdowns: Experiences of Zimbabwean, Somali and Congolese Migrants in Cape Town, South Africa.- Chapter 6: Crisis Governance and the Neglect of Rights: Pandemic-Era Policy and Migrant Exclusion in Ecuador.- Chapter 7: Food Security and the Socioeconomic Integration of Venezuelan Migrant Families in Ecuador During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic.- Chapter 8: Memories of Hunger and Resilience: A Photovoice Study of Food Insecurity Among Venezuelan Migrants and Refugees in Quito, Ecuador.- Chapter 9: Labour Precarity, Gender, and Food Insecurity Among Migrants and Refugees in Ecuador During the COVID-19 Pandemic.- Chapter 10: Assemblages of Survival: Migrant Food Security and Territorial Cooperation in Pandemic Quito.- Chapter 11: The Implications of COVID-19 Policy Responses in Canada for Food Systems and Vulnerable Populations.- Chapter 12: Rethinking the Migration and Food Security Nexus in Times of Crisis: Insights From Refugee Experiences in Canada.- Chapter 13: Intersecting Crises: Food Security, Gender, and Transnational Obligations Among Somali Refugees in Kitchener–Waterloo, Canada.- Chapter 14: Displacement, COVID-19, and Food Security: A Photovoice Study with Resettled Syrian Women in Kitchener-Waterloo, Canada.- Chapter 15: Visual Narratives of Loss and Resilience: COVID-19’s Impact on Food Insecurity, Health, and Gender Dynamics Among Somali Migrants and Refugees in Kitchener-Waterloo.- Chapter 16: Vulnerability and Resilience of Migrants During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Gendered Analysis of Women Informal Food Vendors in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements.- Chapter 17: Emergency Statecraft and Food Insecurity Among Stranded Ghanaian Migrants in Qatar During COVID-19.- Chapter 18: Photovoice Research and Refugee Participants: Reflexivity, Proximity, and the Ethics of Care.- Chapter 19: COVID-19, Food (In)Security and Migrant Wellbeing: A Comparative Study of Canada, Ecuador, and South Africa.

Zhenzhong Si is Research Manager of the MiFOOD Network at the Balsillie School of International Affairs and Wilfrid Laurier University.Sujata Ramachandran is Research Manager of the MiFOOD Remitting for Resilience Project.Jonathan Crush is MiFOOD Director and Extraordinary Professor at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa.

• Chapter 1: Food Security, Migration and the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Introduction.- Chapter 2: Syndemic Suffering and Migrant Exclusions in South Africa: A Food Security Audit.- Chapter 3: International Migration and Remittance Patterns in Southern Africa: Evidence from Cape Town, South Africa.- Chapter 4: Pandemic Precarity and Urban Food Insecurity Amongst Zimbabwean, Somali, and Congolese Migrants in Cape Town, South Africa, During COVID-19.- Chapter 5: Struggles to Access Urban Food During the COVID-19 Pandemic National Lockdowns: Experiences of Zimbabwean, Somali and Congolese Migrants in Cape Town, South Africa.- Chapter 6: Crisis Governance and the Neglect of Rights: Pandemic-Era Policy and Migrant Exclusion in Ecuador.- Chapter 7: Food Security and the Socioeconomic Integration of Venezuelan Migrant Families in Ecuador During and After the COVID-19 Pandemic.- Chapter 8: Memories of Hunger and Resilience: A Photovoice Study of Food Insecurity Among Venezuelan Migrants and Refugees in Quito, Ecuador.- Chapter 9: Labour Precarity, Gender, and Food Insecurity Among Migrants and Refugees in Ecuador During the COVID-19 Pandemic.- Chapter 10: Assemblages of Survival: Migrant Food Security and Territorial Cooperation in Pandemic Quito.- Chapter 11: The Implications of COVID-19 Policy Responses in Canada for Food Systems and Vulnerable Populations.- Chapter 12: Rethinking the Migration and Food Security Nexus in Times of Crisis: Insights From Refugee Experiences in Canada.- Chapter 13: Intersecting Crises: Food Security, Gender, and Transnational Obligations Among Somali Refugees in Kitchener–Waterloo, Canada.- Chapter 14: Displacement, COVID-19, and Food Security: A Photovoice Study with Resettled Syrian Women in Kitchener-Waterloo, Canada.- Chapter 15: Visual Narratives of Loss and Resilience: COVID-19’s Impact on Food Insecurity, Health, and Gender Dynamics Among Somali Migrants and Refugees in Kitchener-Waterloo.- Chapter 16: Vulnerability and Resilience of Migrants During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Gendered Analysis of Women Informal Food Vendors in Nairobi’s Informal Settlements.- Chapter 17: Emergency Statecraft and Food Insecurity Among Stranded Ghanaian Migrants in Qatar During COVID-19.- Chapter 18: Photovoice Research and Refugee Participants: Reflexivity, Proximity, and the Ethics of Care.- Chapter 19: COVID-19, Food (In)Security and Migrant Wellbeing: A Comparative Study of Canada, Ecuador, and South Africa.