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7 March 2022

Mental Health and the Politics of Exhaustion in the UK Asylum Process

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4 March 2022

From Civic to Autonomous Solidarity: How Grassroots Initiatives in Brussels Reorganised Accommodation for Migrants in Transit During the Covid-19 Pandemic

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3 March 2022

‘Hypervulnerability’ Through Adapted Asylum Procedures During Covid-19 In Belgium

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25 February 2022

Everyday Violence in Informal Camps: Distributing Materials Using the Queue

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21 February 2022

Everyday Violence and Resistance in Europe’s ‘Migration Management’ During the Covid-19 Pandemic

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12 January 2022

Deconstructing Border Walls in the EU

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17 December 2021

Challenging the Borders of Difference and Inequality: The Power of Place, Processes, and People

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29 November 2021

The Membership Lottery: New Zealand’s COVID-19 Quarantine and the Convergence of Border and Infectious Disease Control

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2 November 2021

Breaking (Into) Fortress Europe: Are Bottom-Up Migration Policies Still Possible?

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26 October 2021

Migration Diplomacy in Ceuta: How a 45-Year-Old Conflict Can Hamper EU Border Management

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11 October 2021

Criminalisation and Humanitarian Border Policing in the Channel

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7 October 2021

Mati Diop’s Atlantics: Towards a Border Hauntology?

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7 October 2021

‘Regreso’: A Film Reframes the Border Spectacle on Unaccompanied Moroccan Minors at the Moroccan-Spanish Border

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14 September 2021

Membership Without Mobility: The Counterfactual as Fact

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7 September 2021

Border Externalization to West Africa: Three Logics of Border Security Technologies

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