Published by Écosociété as part of its Radar collection for teenagers, the book offers an accessible introduction to contemporary migration issues and is an excellent resource for readers of all ages who are new to the subject.
At the age of 21, Fredy Linus Bouchen crossed five international borders, risking his life along the way. Drawing on his experience and Professor Garneau’s expertise as a sociologist and professor of social work, the authors explore how borders—shaped by political decisions—can turn exile into dangerous journeys.
Through their dialogue, they invite readers to rethink how we understand migration and to consider how countries in the Global North can become more welcoming places for people seeking refuge and a new home.
Migration, frontières, exil contributes to important conversations about migration, borders and exile while making these complex contemporary issues accessible to a broad audience.