Bordering Social Reproduction

Bordering Social Reproduction by Rachel Rosen, published by Manchester University Press in 2025, delves into the complexities faced by migrants who navigate policies designed to restrict their access to essential resources. This thought-provoking hardback, comprising 192 pages, presents a compelling analysis of how these individuals strive to create and maintain meaningful lives despite significant challenges. Rosen introduces the innovative concept of "weathering," offering fresh insights into the life-making practices of mothers and children under duress. This book is essential for anyone interested in social policy, migration studies, and the resilience of marginalized communities. Discover how the struggles of migrants illuminate broader societal issues and contribute to our understanding of social reproduction.