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To help you overcome the challenges many of you are facing in teaching and researching outside of your universities, we have made all Berghahn journals available to access until June 30. View full COVID-19 updates: https://www.berghahnjournals.com/page/covid19/covid19-update Volume 3, Issue 2Governing migration through paperworkGuest Editors: Lisa Marie Borrelli and Sophie AndreettaArticlesIntroduction: Governing migration through paperworkLisa Marie Borrelli and Sophie Andreettahttps://bit.ly/2X3Krg4 Governing through paperwork: Examining the regulatory effects of documentary practices in a refugee settlementSophie Nakueirahttps://bit.ly/2JuDBYW Constructing 'unteachability' through menacing warnings: The coupling of welfare benefits and migration control in SwitzerlandLuca Pfirterhttps://bit.ly/2UFa0m5 Paperwork performances: Legitimating state violence in the Swedish deportation regimeLisa Marie Borrelli and Annika Lindberghttps://bit.ly/3bJwurx Administrative guidelines as a source of immigration law?: Ethnographic perspectives on law at work and in the makingLarissa Vettershttps://bit.ly/3bEuVeq Writing for difference audiences: Social workers, irregular migrants and fragmented statehood in Belgian welfare bureaucraciesSophie Andreettahttps://bit.ly/3dQRgXY Postface: Anthropology, bureaucracy and paperworkThomas Bierschenkhttps://bit.ly/2xKdJ8A FORUMManaging paper trails after Windrush: Migration, documents and bureaucracyAnna Tucketthttps://bit.ly/2X4Zp5g Giving them the slip: Israeli employers' strategic falsification of pay slips to disguise the violation of Thai farmworkers' right to the minimum wageMatan Kaminerhttps://bit.ly/39CIfi6 Spells of belonging: A response to Anna TuckettSusannah Crockfordhttps://bit.ly/2UR75p4 BOOK REVIEWSWilliam Wheelerhttps://bit.ly/3bINQVy Sign up for Email updates: http://bit.ly/2uO5d3ZPlease visit the Berghahn website for information about the journal: www.berghahnjournals.com/jlaPlease be sure to recommend JLA to your institution’s library:http://journals.berghahbooks.com/jla/library-recommendations