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The relational postcolonial migration state: entrepreneurial sovereign bodies and the competition for migration in Indonesia
Following a postcolonial approach that privileges practice, this thesis contributes to the strengthening of the migration state concept and the overall efforts to move theorizations away from the migrant figure and the decentering of Western experience. It draws insights from the migration industry
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