CHILD MIGRANT VOICES IN MODERN BRITAIN (PB) (LOW DISCOUNT)

From Somalia and Syria to East London and the Isle of Bute, this book charts the experiences of children who migrated to Britain, sometimes accompanied by loved ones and other times completely alone, from 1930 to the present day. Author Eithne Nightingale links these rich stories of child migration from history with contemporary issues such as Britain’s Nationality and Borders Bill, Brexit and the European refugee crisis, making it vital reading for both historians of modern Britain and scholars of migration and human rights more broadly.