Introduction: Narrating Migrant Academics' Precarity and Resilience in Europe / Olga Burlyuk, Ladan Rahbari
1. A Journey to the 'Self': From Precarity as Non-belonging to the Search for Common Ground / Vera Axyonova
2. Unbelonging as a Postcolonial Predicament
3. Unlearning
4. Who Do the Dead Belong to? Considering the (In)Visibility of Death as an Outsider in France
5. The Invisible Migrant. The (Im)Possibility of Getting Behind the Iron Curtain of Western Academia as an Eastern European Academic
6. Of Academia, Status, and Knowing Your Place
7. A Stroll through the Darkness (pp. 61-68)
8. Eighty Dates around the World /
9. Have You Ever Heard of British Hospitality? Neither Have I
10. On Being a 'Migrant Academic,' Precarious Passports, and Invisible Struggles
11. Becoming White?
12. Academic Mobility the 'Other' Way
13. 'A Small Plot of New Land at All Times'
14. Conversation with San Precario
15. Survival in Silence in Neoliberal Academia
16. To the Center and Back
17. A Smart Hot Russian Girl from Odessa
18. Wiping the Smudge off the Window
19. A Letter to Future Adoptee Researchers
20. Inside the Migrant Academic's Body
21. 'Who Deserves a Chair?' Performative Kinships and Microaggressions in the European Academy
Afterword.