Veronica Fynn Bruey is lecturer in the Faculty of Law at the University of Cape Coast. Steven W. Bender is professor of law at Seattle University.

• Part I: The Dangerous JourneyChapter 1. Learning to Look Mexican: Central American Minor Migrants and their Strategies to Minimize the Risks of MigrationAngel Alfonso Escamilla GarcíaChapter 2. Responding to the Backway: The Migrant Crisis and The GambiaNiklas Hultin and Franzisca ZankerChapter 3. Voyaging into the Unknown as Migrants and the Trafficked: Women and Girls Traveling from Kenya to Al-Shabaab Warfront in SomaliaFathima Azmiya BadurdeenPart II: Refugee Narratives and Dangerous JourneysChapter 4. Refugee Status for Survivors of Dangerous Journeys? Establishing a Nexus to NationalityMaja GrundlerChapter 5. Refugee Narratives and Lived Experiences: Deconstructing Negative Attitudes within the European Public SphereMuhamed Shiwan AminChapter 6. Destination Australia: Journeys of the MoribundKate OggPart III: Life and Death Before, During and After MigrationChapter 7. Voyages after Death: Identifying Bodies from the Mediterranean SeaArianna JacqminChapter 8. Deadly Deportations: A Perspective from the AmericasSteven W. BenderPart IV: Climate Change, Disaster, Environment, MigrationChapter 9. Climate-Related Displacement in the Age of the AnthropoceneNergis Canefe and Azin EmamiChapter 10. Disaster Displacement in Humanitarian and Development ContextsChien-yu LiuChapter 11. Managing Cross-border Climate-induced Migration in the Africa Union: Legal Implications and Policy Interventions Michael AddaneyPart V: Law and Policy Affecting Deadly Voyages: Strategies For ReformChapter 12. Environmental Refugees from Bangladesh: Avenues for Refuge in IndiaTarini MehtaChapter 13. Deadly Voyage of African Migrants Crossing the Mediterranean: AU-EU Law and Policy ResponseVeronica Fynn BrueyChapter 14. Short-sighted Solutions: An Examination of Europe’s Response to the Mediterranean Migration CrisisFikrejesus (Fikresus) AmahazionChapter 15. Canada’s Response to Recent Cross-Border Arrivals from the U.S.: What’s in the Message?Sasha Baglay

Humans are a migratory species. Migration has enriched the world in so many ways. It has also brought out the worst among humankind. Deadly Voyages provides a collection of carefully studied accounts of the trials and tribulations of migration. It provides readers a deeper perspective into the human failings around migration and the resulting divisions and harms.

Veronica Fynn Bruey is lecturer in the Faculty of Law at the University of Cape Coast. Steven W. Bender is professor of law at Seattle University.

• Part I: The Dangerous JourneyChapter 1. Learning to Look Mexican: Central American Minor Migrants and their Strategies to Minimize the Risks of MigrationAngel Alfonso Escamilla GarcíaChapter 2. Responding to the Backway: The Migrant Crisis and The GambiaNiklas Hultin and Franzisca ZankerChapter 3. Voyaging into the Unknown as Migrants and the Trafficked: Women and Girls Traveling from Kenya to Al-Shabaab Warfront in SomaliaFathima Azmiya BadurdeenPart II: Refugee Narratives and Dangerous JourneysChapter 4. Refugee Status for Survivors of Dangerous Journeys? Establishing a Nexus to NationalityMaja GrundlerChapter 5. Refugee Narratives and Lived Experiences: Deconstructing Negative Attitudes within the European Public SphereMuhamed Shiwan AminChapter 6. Destination Australia: Journeys of the MoribundKate OggPart III: Life and Death Before, During and After MigrationChapter 7. Voyages after Death: Identifying Bodies from the Mediterranean SeaArianna JacqminChapter 8. Deadly Deportations: A Perspective from the AmericasSteven W. BenderPart IV: Climate Change, Disaster, Environment, MigrationChapter 9. Climate-Related Displacement in the Age of the AnthropoceneNergis Canefe and Azin EmamiChapter 10. Disaster Displacement in Humanitarian and Development ContextsChien-yu LiuChapter 11. Managing Cross-border Climate-induced Migration in the Africa Union: Legal Implications and Policy Interventions Michael AddaneyPart V: Law and Policy Affecting Deadly Voyages: Strategies For ReformChapter 12. Environmental Refugees from Bangladesh: Avenues for Refuge in IndiaTarini MehtaChapter 13. Deadly Voyage of African Migrants Crossing the Mediterranean: AU-EU Law and Policy ResponseVeronica Fynn BrueyChapter 14. Short-sighted Solutions: An Examination of Europe’s Response to the Mediterranean Migration CrisisFikrejesus (Fikresus) AmahazionChapter 15. Canada’s Response to Recent Cross-Border Arrivals from the U.S.: What’s in the Message?Sasha Baglay

Humans are a migratory species. Migration has enriched the world in so many ways. It has also brought out the worst among humankind. Deadly Voyages provides a collection of carefully studied accounts of the trials and tribulations of migration. It provides readers a deeper perspective into the human failings around migration and the resulting divisions and harms.

Veronica Fynn Bruey is lecturer in the Faculty of Law at the University of Cape Coast. Steven W. Bender is professor of law at Seattle University.

• Part I: The Dangerous JourneyChapter 1. Learning to Look Mexican: Central American Minor Migrants and their Strategies to Minimize the Risks of MigrationAngel Alfonso Escamilla GarcíaChapter 2. Responding to the Backway: The Migrant Crisis and The GambiaNiklas Hultin and Franzisca ZankerChapter 3. Voyaging into the Unknown as Migrants and the Trafficked: Women and Girls Traveling from Kenya to Al-Shabaab Warfront in SomaliaFathima Azmiya BadurdeenPart II: Refugee Narratives and Dangerous JourneysChapter 4. Refugee Status for Survivors of Dangerous Journeys? Establishing a Nexus to NationalityMaja GrundlerChapter 5. Refugee Narratives and Lived Experiences: Deconstructing Negative Attitudes within the European Public SphereMuhamed Shiwan AminChapter 6. Destination Australia: Journeys of the MoribundKate OggPart III: Life and Death Before, During and After MigrationChapter 7. Voyages after Death: Identifying Bodies from the Mediterranean SeaArianna JacqminChapter 8. Deadly Deportations: A Perspective from the AmericasSteven W. BenderPart IV: Climate Change, Disaster, Environment, MigrationChapter 9. Climate-Related Displacement in the Age of the AnthropoceneNergis Canefe and Azin EmamiChapter 10. Disaster Displacement in Humanitarian and Development ContextsChien-yu LiuChapter 11. Managing Cross-border Climate-induced Migration in the Africa Union: Legal Implications and Policy Interventions Michael AddaneyPart V: Law and Policy Affecting Deadly Voyages: Strategies For ReformChapter 12. Environmental Refugees from Bangladesh: Avenues for Refuge in IndiaTarini MehtaChapter 13. Deadly Voyage of African Migrants Crossing the Mediterranean: AU-EU Law and Policy ResponseVeronica Fynn BrueyChapter 14. Short-sighted Solutions: An Examination of Europe’s Response to the Mediterranean Migration CrisisFikrejesus (Fikresus) AmahazionChapter 15. Canada’s Response to Recent Cross-Border Arrivals from the U.S.: What’s in the Message?Sasha Baglay

Humans are a migratory species. Migration has enriched the world in so many ways. It has also brought out the worst among humankind. Deadly Voyages provides a collection of carefully studied accounts of the trials and tribulations of migration. It provides readers a deeper perspective into the human failings around migration and the resulting divisions and harms.