The feeling of destiny: taqdeer and ‘voluntary’ return in the everyday lives of irregularised Pakistani migrants

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RT @usmanmahar: I've been trying to think about precarity in migration through the lens of destiny for a while. Many of these thoughts are…

01 Sep 2024

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RT @usmanmahar: I've been trying to think about precarity in migration through the lens of destiny for a while. Many of these thoughts are…

01 Sep 2024

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I've been trying to think about precarity in migration through the lens of destiny for a while. Many of these thoughts are in my new JEMS (OA) piece "The Feeling of Destiny". Have a read if you're interested in the anthro of destiny & migration https:

30 Aug 2024

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