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9 December 2021

Don’t Pass Go: Brexit, Covid-19 and the Rising Numbers of Romanians Stopped at the UK’s Borders

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20 May 2021

The Borders of Naturalisation

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10 February 2021

Live and Let Die: The Hostile Environment’s Colonial Logic

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3 February 2021

The Tragic Paradox: Modern Day Slavery of International Migrants

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17 June 2020

Bordering as Political Strategy

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5 June 2020

How a City in Crisis Reinforces and Reverses Social Dynamics: Field Notes from a ‘Corona’ Day Shelter for Undocumented Youth in Amsterdam

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1 October 2019

‘3 Mexican Countries’: When All Latin American Migrants Become Mexicans

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18 December 2018

Resisting Invisibility: Mothers of Missing Migrants

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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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6 November 2018

Redrawing the Central American Migrant Caravan: How Other (African) Trajectories Cross Its Path

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26 October 2018

Book Review: Contraband Corridor: Making a Living at the Mexico-Guatemala Border

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13 April 2018

Moria Refugee Camp: Restriction of Movement and Living Conditions

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12 April 2018

Asylum Seekers in Samos: An Unreasonable Reality

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11 April 2018

The Taranto Hotspot: Unveiling the Developments of EU Migration Management Policies

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10 April 2018

Detention and Selection: An Overview of the Italian Hotspot System

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