Cartographie de la frontière et topographie clandestine

Veron, Daniel

doi:10.4000/hommesmigrations.2630

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“…Nevertheless, this invisibility can be questioned today, as migrants increasingly engage in visible struggles to defend their rights as asylum-seekers in their host countries and oppose their irregularization, precarization, and isolation (Oliveri, 2015). Borders have become a place for contestation, and illegal crossings a means of enforcing migration strategies (Veron, 2014). Examples range from the assaults in Calais or Ceuta (Migreurop, 2006), illegal crossings of the Aegean Sea This article looks at how asylum-seekers choose to resort to visibility and voicing 2 strategies to defend their right of belonging in their host countries.…”

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Voicing refugeeness: Sudanese struggles for belonging in Egypt and Israel

Brücker¹

2017

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Voicing refugeeness: Sudanese struggles for belonging in Egypt and Israel

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Perspectives on the Reception of Immigrants in the Catalan Cross-Border Area (Franco-Spanish Border)

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This article is based on ethnographic research in a cross-border region of Mediterranean Europe distributed between the French and Spanish states. Specifically, these are two neighbouring regions, with a shared historical past, where the presence of migrants crossing the border from south to north or arriving from other points of origin has initiated deployment of welcoming actions by humanitarian organisations and local administrations. However, these actions are in stark contrast to the very restrictive migration policies of the two states. The article explores the perspective of the agents who work in these organisations and how their work relates to the increasingly hostile climate, which is a result of the migration policies currently implemented by European states.

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Chapitre 10. Le policing des frontières

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2023

Police Et Société en France

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Cartographie de la frontière et topographie clandestine

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Voicing refugeeness: Sudanese struggles for belonging in Egypt and Israel

Voicing refugeeness: Sudanese struggles for belonging in Egypt and Israel

Perspectives on the Reception of Immigrants in the Catalan Cross-Border Area (Franco-Spanish Border)

Chapitre 10. Le policing des frontières

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