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8 January 2024

The persisting challenges of the new European Commission's smuggling directive proposal

by: Federico Alagna, Gabriella Sanchez

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18 May 2023

Book Review: Policing Mobility Regimes: Frontex and the Production of the European Borderscape

by: Céline Hocquet

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28 April 2023

Frontex off Campus! An Interview with Professor Michele Lancione

by: Maurice Stierl

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14 March 2023

Asylum? Maybe, But Outside The EU. The Externalization of the Responsibility to Protect

by: Ivana Belén Ruiz-Estramil

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28 September 2022

Undoing the Migration Digital Black Box

by: Martina Tazzioli, Lucrezia Canzutti

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17 March 2022

Beyond Violent Raids, Sit-In Evictions and Arbitrary Detention in Tripoli (Libya): How Black Refugee Voices Refuse to be Silenced

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9 March 2022

The European Union Humanitarian Aid Policy and Migration to Europe: New Challenges, New Commitments

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4 February 2022

Double Book Review: Dictators as Gatekeepers for Europe: Outsourcing EU Border Controls to Africa and The Making of Migration: The Biopolitics of Mobility at Europe’s Borders

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12 January 2022

Deconstructing Border Walls in the EU

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22 July 2021

On its 70th Anniversary, the Refugee Convention Faces Unprecedented Threats Across Europe

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11 May 2021

Refocusing Containment Measures in the EU: COVID-19 and the Rise of Temporary Bordering

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7 May 2021

The Rise of Frontex in the EU’s New Strategy on Assisted Return

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2 April 2021

The European Approach to Hotspots in Greek Islands

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30 March 2021

The Wall, Hotspots And Detention at Sea: Those Other Sites of Detention

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3 March 2021

Libya’s Figures About Detained Migrants and Detention Centres: Reasons for Recent Fluctuations

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