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16 May 2023

A Steel Fence for Europe’s External Borders

by: Angeliki Dimitriadi

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11 September 2018

Outsourcing European Border Control: Recent Trends in Departures, Deaths and Search and Rescue Activities in the Central Mediterranean

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10 September 2018

Last Night in Sweden

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11 July 2018

Where Are We Going? Italy (And Europe) at the Crossroads between Xenophobia and Hospitality

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22 May 2018

Migrant Digitalities and the Politics of Dispersal: An Introduction

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17 July 2017

Challenges and Expectations of Safeguarding and Anti-Trafficking Initiatives at the UK Border

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8 May 2017

Economic Migrants and Asylum Seekers in Ten Fingers: Some Reflections on Eurodac and Border Control

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4 May 2017

Border Crimes: The Case of Lesvos

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15 March 2017

Containment Through Mobility at the Internal Frontiers of Europe

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3 March 2017

Book Review: Latino Heartland: Of Borders and Belonging in the Midwest

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3 February 2017

Book Review: Violent Borders: Refugees and the Right to Move

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24 January 2017

Organising in an Era of Populism: On the Importance of Optimism

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30 June 2016

The Value of Borders

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17 February 2016

Bonfire of the ‘Illegalities’? China’s New Immigration Law and Regulating ‘Illegal Work’

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10 February 2016

Europe’s Refugee Crisis: A Perfect Storm

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