The book presents a shift in understanding global migration governance, advocating for a multi-stakeholder and rights-based approach that includes active participation from migrant civil society. It critiques the traditional state-centric model and highlights the importance of diverse voices in shaping migration policies. Through 15 years of participant observation, it identifies key actors and spaces for involvement, tracing the evolution of migration governance from the 2006 UN High Level Dialogue to the 2022 International Migration Review Forum, offering a comprehensive overview of grassroots perspectives.
