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15 November 2018

Towards a Genealogy of Europe’s Migrant Spaces: A Map-Archive of Border Zones

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20 March 2018

The European Refugee Crisis: Crisis for Whom?

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11 December 2017

The New Dutch Coalition Agreement on Migration: ‘Not In My Backyard’

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13 October 2017

Book Review: The European Commission and the Transformation of EU Borders

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10 May 2017

A Temporary Asylum Law and Secret Legal Cases: The Swedish Migration Bureaucracy and its Exceptions

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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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3 May 2017

Humanitarian Corridors: A Tool to Respond to Refugees’ Crises

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2 May 2017

Seeking Refuge in Europe

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5 April 2017

Will More and Longer Detention Solve the ‘Migration Crisis’?

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23 January 2017

Child Mobility in the EU’s Refugee Crisis: What Are The Data Gaps And Why Do They Matter?

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9 November 2016

What Happens After Deportation? Human Stories Behind the Closed Doors of Europe

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16 March 2016

Procedurally Just (Cr)immigration Stops?

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15 March 2016

Border Technologies in Dutch Immigration Control

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14 March 2016

(Cr)immigrant Framing in Dutch Border Areas

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EU ‘Deportation Regulation’: ‘Alternatives to detention’ and the expanded toolbox for control, surveillance and coercion

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