States of exception in a super-diverse city: the compromised mobility of Moscow’s labor migrants

John Round; Irina Kuznetsova

States of exception in a super-diverse city: the compromised mobility of Moscow’s labor migrants

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Eurasia on the move. Interdisciplinary approaches to a dynamic migration region
Editors	Marlene Laruelle, Caress Schenk
Publisher	Central Asia Program, The George Washington University
Chapter	9
Pages	107-119
ISBN (Electronic)	978-0-9996214-2-4
Publication status	Published - 31 Jul 2018

Keywords

Muslims
migrants
Russia
discrimination
urban mobility

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Migrants’ Islamic practices in Russian cities: coping in “cities of exception”
Kuznetsova, I. & Round, J., Aug 2021, Cultures Of Islam: Vernacular Traditions and Revisionist Interpretations across Russia. Laruelle, M. & Schmoller, J. (eds.). Washington : Central Asia Program, The George Washington University, p. 95-101 7 p.
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Round, J., & Kuznetsova, I. (2018). States of exception in a super-diverse city: the compromised mobility of Moscow’s labor migrants. In M. Laruelle, & C. Schenk (Eds.), Eurasia on the move. Interdisciplinary approaches to a dynamic migration region (pp. 107-119). Central Asia Program, The George Washington University. https://centralasiaprogram.org/memos-and-ebooks/cultures-of-islam-vernacular-traditions-and-revisionist-interpretations-across-russia/

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States of exception in a super-diverse city: the compromised mobility of Moscow’s labor migrants. / Round, John ; Kuznetsova, Irina.
Eurasia on the move. Interdisciplinary approaches to a dynamic migration region. ed. / Marlene Laruelle; Caress Schenk. Central Asia Program, The George Washington University, 2018. p. 107-119.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter (peer-reviewed) › peer-review

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States of exception in a super-diverse city: the compromised mobility of Moscow’s labor migrants

Keywords

UN SDGs

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Research output

Migrants’ Islamic practices in Russian cities: coping in “cities of exception”

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