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29 September 2026

Violence in the Central Mediterranean: EU-backed impunity and lawlessness

by: Sofia Bifulco , Marie Michel

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16 January 2026

International law reborn from the sea: From the Flotilla to border resistance in the Mediterranean

by: Enrica Rigo, Tatiana Montella

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12 May 2023

The New Old Italian Approach to Migration: Criminalisation of Everything

by: Diana Volpe

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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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11 May 2022

The Ban-Opticon of Migration: Technologies at Maritime Borders and Extraterritorial Jurisdiction

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27 April 2022

Europe’s Border Crimes: Bridging the Impunity Gap for the Enforced Disappearance of Migrants in the Mediterranean Graveyard

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15 March 2022

Death at Sea: Dismantling the Spanish Search and Rescue System

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1 September 2021

Haunted Memory, Haunted Waters

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24 June 2021

Battles Over Migrant Rescue Take to the Skies with Civilian Counter-Surveillance

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EU ‘Deportation Regulation’: a massive expansion of immigration detention

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by: Rachid Benharrousse

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10 November 2026

Building an archive of deaths in Greek immigration detention centres

by: Andriani Fili, Stergios Magkriotis, Alice Troy-Donovan

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6 October 2026

Out of sight, out of mind? How a colonial past shapes the Italy-Libya migration partnership

by: Diana Volpe

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16 October 2026

University entanglement with carceral border institutions: Medical Education, dual loyalty and complicity in Italy-Albania detention centres

by: Nicola Cocco, Kristina Millona, Patrizia Borsellino, Vittorio Agnoletto, Antonello D’Elia, Lara Tavoschi, Francesca Cimino, Fabio Perocco, Francesca Esposito, Chiara Montaldo, Camilla Ponti

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