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• ‘We hugged each other during the cold nights’ : the role of affect in an anti-deportation protest network in Finland 

  Pirkkalainen, Päivi (Routledge, Taylor & Francis, 2021)

  This article analyses the role of affect and emotions in Finland’s first large-scale anti-deportation protest, the 2017 Right to Live protest in Helsinki. Despite deportation protests having recently gained scholarly ...

• Social Inclusion and Exclusion in the Life Stories of Deported Asylum Seekers from Finland to Iraqi Kurdistan 

  Korhonen, Sirpa; Siitonen, Marko (Sciendo; De Gruyter, 2018)

  This study explores how social inclusion and exclusion manifest as a dynamic continuum in the everyday lived realities of irregular migrants. Based on narratives of Iraqi Kurdish asylum seekers, who were eventually deported ...

• Unjust to everyone? : responses to deportation of asylum seekers in Finland 

  Horsti, Karina (OpenDemocracy, 2017)

• The Slow Violence of Deportability 

  Horsti, Karina; Pirkkalainen, Päivi (Palgrave Macmillan, 2021)

  In 2015, Finland, like other European countries, received an unprecedented number of asylum seekers. Later, in the aftermath of what we prefer to call the ‘refugee reception crisis’, the deportation of those who had received ...

• Deportability of Christian Converts and the Controversy Over Faith in Finland 

  Horsti, Karina; Pirkkalainen, Päivi (Helsinki University Press, 2023)

  The issue of conversion from Islam to Christianity has emerged in the aftermath of Europe’s 2015 surge in asylum-seeker numbers. In Finland, the increase in the number of deportation orders issued set in motion affective ...