Routledge Disabling Migration Controls: Shared Learning & Resistance

Disabling Migration Controls offers a critical examination of migration policies through a disability justice lens, bringing together shared learning and collective resistance strategies. This Routledge academic work explores how disability studies frameworks can illuminate the intersection of migration control systems and social inequity. The book presents interdisciplinary perspectives on challenging restrictive migration policies whilst building solidarity across communities affected by border enforcement. Grounded in both theoretical analysis and practical resistance approaches, this volume provides scholars, activists, and policymakers with essential insights into reimagining migration systems through an emancipatory disability studies perspective. Published by Routledge as part of their Advances in Disability Studies series, it contributes to growing conversations about human rights, social justice, and alternative approaches to migration governance.