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4 April 2023

They Told Me to Leave the Flat. They Didn't Tell Me Why

by: Suzanne Fossan, Andrea Noseda

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23 March 2023

Who gets to belong in the UK? Rwanda and the Illegal Migration Bill.

by: Nicola Palmer

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14 March 2023

Asylum? Maybe, But Outside The EU. The Externalization of the Responsibility to Protect

by: Ivana Belén Ruiz-Estramil

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10 March 2023

Border Control as Politics

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10 March 2023

Reject the Summons of the “Illegal Immigration Bill”

by: Hyab Yohannes

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10 March 2023

Refugees, Deportation and Detention: The Illegal Migration Bill

by: Catherine Briddick

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9 March 2023

Detention for Irregular Entry and Deportation Practices in Spain before European Integration, 1956-1980

by: Ariela House

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17 February 2023

Using Vulnerability-Centred Health Assessment as a Tool for the Differential (De)Valuing of Human Life: The Case of Italian ‘Illegal Decrees’ for Selective Sea Rescues

by: Chiara Denaro, Francesca Esposito

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17 February 2023

‘Liquid Rights’: Negotiating Migration Frontiers in the Central Mediterranean

by: Antonella Patteri

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8 February 2023

The Differentiated and Repressive Treatment of Irregular Tunisian Migrants in Italy

by: Roberto Calarco

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6 February 2023

Civil Society Organizations’ Challenges to the Global Migration Regime in the City of Iquique, Chile

by: Marielena Groos

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5 January 2023

Escalation of Title 42 Related Abuses in the US Context: The Case of El Paso

by: Gabriella Sanchez

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7 December 2022

'Like A Prayer': A Sound Art Piece Makes Us Hear How Deportations Sound Like

by: Susanna Hast, Noora Kotilainen

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23 November 2022

Reflecting on Deaths in the Channel: One Year On

by: Ali Ghaderi, Victoria Taylor

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18 November 2022

Externalization on the Inside

by: Jan Schaller

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