The Undocumented Everyday: Migrant Lives and the Politics of Visibility
In 'The Undocumented Everyday: Migrant Lives and the Politics of Visibility,' Rebecca M. Schreiber explores how undocumented migrants live amid political invisibility. The book uncovers the tensions between hidden daily routines and the push for recognition in society. It provides a thoughtful examination of migration's human and political dimensions, emphasizing the need for greater visibility and understanding.
About This Book
The Undocumented Everyday examines migrant lives through the lens of visibility and politics. It addresses how undocumented individuals navigate daily existence in the shadows of society.
Rebecca M. Schreiber's work highlights the interplay between personal stories and broader political structures. The book reveals the challenges faced by migrants in asserting their presence.
Through this analysis, readers gain insight into the undocumented aspects of everyday life. It underscores the importance of recognizing migrant contributions and struggles.
The narrative connects individual experiences to systemic issues of inclusion and exclusion. Schreiber's perspective offers a critical view on migration policies and their impacts.
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