The CONFINED logo

The CONFINED logo is the result of a collaborative discussion in our team on how to visually represent confinement. It is important to us that the logo not be the decision of a single person, but rather the result of dialogue among our researchers. Our initial inspiration focused on physical barriers—doors, nets, bars, roads, and

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CONFINED welcomes four PhD fellows to the project

We’re pleased to welcome four PhD fellows, each contributing to CONFINED’s ethnographic case studies on confinement and transnational family networks. Their research spans diverse global contexts: from (post)colonial and economic ties between the UK and Sierra Leone to migration between Malawi and South Africa, displacement from Myanmar into Thailand, and the experiences of Palestinians in

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