Bordering and Governmentality Around the Greek Islands

Intro -- Contents -- 1 My Own Journey (Instead of Introduction) -- The Bench -- My Own Journey from 'Mobile Ethnography' to a 'Politics of Location' -- Fiction as a Method -- References -- 2 Mapping Out the Hotspot -- Waiting for the 'Flow' -- The Prisoner of the Route -- Hotspotization -- The Remapping of the Border Islands -- "We Run to the Border When the Whole City Runs" -- Conclusion -- References -- 3 Setting the Scene of the Hotspot -- From Athens -- From Lesvos -- "I Am the Camp" -- The Evicted Self -- Conclusion -- References -- 4 Entering the Hotspot -- The 'Pakistani Issue' -- "We Are not Refugees -- We Are Economic Migrants!" -- The EU-Turkey Deal: Entering the Hotspot -- Conclusion -- References -- 5 Refusing the Hotspot -- The Sexualized Landscape of the 'Refugee Crisis' -- Painful Translations -- The Refugee-Volunteer -- The Researcher-Volunteer -- Translation and the Erotic: My Departure and Return to Lesvos -- Conclusion: Our Departure from Lesvos -- References -- 6 Exiting the Hotspot -- 'Syrian refugees' Entering and Exiting from the 'Field' -- The Relocation Program -- From the 'Unruly Subject' at the Border to the 'Beneficiary' of the Relocation Program -- From the Border (Lesvos) to Athens, from Athens to the Border (Idomeni) and Back -- At Piraeus Port -- The Security Interview -- At the IOM Office in Athens: "We saw so many cheeses" -- Conclusion -- References -- 7 Embodying the Hotspot -- Where are the Women/Where am I? -- Women Engaged/Encaged -- Escaping Through the Protest -- The Cramped House -- At Moria's Gate -- Inside the Hotspot: The Potentially Pregnant Woman -- 'Floating deportation' -- On the Ferry from Samos to Lesvos: Embodying the Violence -- No, I will not get Engaged -- "Self-harm" -- Harmful Agency -- Conclusion -- References -- 8 Returning to the Hotspot -- A ferry to nowhere.