SWEDEN

Our multi-disciplinary approach, using multi-sited ethnographic methods, combines critical discourse analysis, visual ethnography, and participatory aesthetic methods. Our novel approach analyses data on comparative-historical perspectives on integration policy-making and (hi)stories of migrant home-making, and adds participatory aesthetic methods focusing on migrant contemporary cultural expressions through visual imagery and soundscapes derived from smartphones in order to empirically engage with migrants experiences and expressions of home and home-making... Working with NGOs and migrants as co-researchers, MaHoMe offers a unique comparative exploration of national integration... MaHoMe 01 Photo by Nadia Mansour, 2020 Making it Home: An Aesthetic Methodological Contribution to the Study of Migrant Home-Making and...