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28 April 2025

Releasing abusers, harassing the victims: the “criminal pact” of a new migration governance in the making? 

by: Luca Raineri, Diego Caballero-Vélez

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7 March 2025

Book Review: Emergency in Transit: Witnessing Migration In The Colonial Present by Eleanor Paynter  

by: Janica Ezzeldien

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2 September 2024

Les enfants de la Clarée: why the Facilitators package is incompatible with the Charter of Fundamental Rights

by: Stefano Zirulia

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10 June 2024

The Case for Abolishing Border Penality: Rejecting Criminalisation to either Deter or Support Border Crossers 

by: Mattia Pinto

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7 June 2024

Woman Life Freedom as in Free Maysoon and Marjan 

by: Tatiana Montella, Paola Rivetti

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13 November 2023

Shades Of Carcerality? Reflections On Asylum Accommodation In Italy, France And The UK

by: Giorgia Doná, Anna Lindley, Paolo Novak , Charlotte Sanders

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14 June 2023

Solidarity as 'organised crime': the criminalisation of facilitation in Italy

by: Carlo Caprioglio, Karl Heyer, Sara Traylor

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12 May 2023

The New Old Italian Approach to Migration: Criminalisation of Everything

by: Diana Volpe

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28 April 2023

Frontex off Campus! An Interview with Professor Michele Lancione

by: Maurice Stierl

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26 April 2023

Border Waste: Migrant Farm Workers Wrecked by an Intoxicating Border Regime

by: Timothy Raeymaekers

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17 February 2023

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

by: Antonella Patteri

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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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8 February 2023

The Differentiated and Repressive Treatment of Irregular Tunisian Migrants in Italy

by: Roberto Calarco

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27 October 2022

Book Review: Corpi Reclusi in Attesa di Espulsione

by: Teresa Degenhardt

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3 October 2022

The Humanitarian Border, In Place

by: Paolo Novak

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