Displacement in Africa: The Politics and Stakeholders of Migration Governance

The contested political dimensions of how individual African states (and with whom) deal with migration in their own contexts is still largely a black box, despite the political attention migration has received in recent times. This project seeks to address this research gap by considering the political stakes and societal discourse related to migration governance in (and across) four countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, namely South Sudan, Uganda, Zimbabwe and South Africa.