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Exploring the ‘in/visible’ migration

Anthropologist and filmmaker Steffen Köhn’s well-researched and timely book Mediating mobility explores migration through various cultural productions, ranging from images in mainstream news to films, documentaries, and video installations. The author skilfully weaves an analysis on the use of images for regulation of migration with an inquiry on the challenges of making visible underrepresented and often clandestine migrants. With a rare interdisciplinary and multinational breadth that aligns well with cultural studies, Mediating mobility brings together anthropological theories with visual studies and political philosophy. Analysing numerous refugee-related visual projects as cultural artefacts, the book brings the analytical purview of cultural studies into film and visual studies in its pursuit of