Publication date
May 2016
DOI Publisher
Networking Knowledge MeCCSA PGN JournalAbstract
This is the Editorial Introduction to the special issue 'Fortress Europe: Media, Migration and Borders'
This is the Editorial Introduction to the special issue 'Fortress Europe: Media, Migration and Borders'
Since the 1990s, most tools of dissuasion, repression and confinement have featured European immigra...
The theme of migrations towards Europe plays an increasingly central role in international political...
By introducing the special issue of ERQ, Refugee experiences in Europe. Subjectivity, surveillance a...
Confronted with the images that have been reaching us since the influx of refugees entered new dimen...
It is very clear – as many journalists covering the unfolding migration and refugee crisis have poin...
Forced migration and border spaces as fault lines posing risks to society through the notion of ‘Oth...
This book follows the journeys of those fleeing war, poverty or political crises, risking their live...
Our primary aim in this article is to explore vernacular constructions of Europe’s so - called ‘migr...
Since years, European politics is monopolized by a sort of permanent migration crisis. Regardless of...
‘Stopping migration’; ‘closing the borders’; ‘exiting the European Union’; ‘regaining the nation’s i...
In its own tale, EUrope conceives of itself as a post-national and trans-border project, often throu...
Over the past years, a body of literature have emerged exploring FRONTEX’s work along the EU’s borde...
This chapter briefly overviews how scholarship has tracked social developments since around 1990 tow...
Europe, it seems, is facing a ‘migration crisis’. This crisis is ‘testing’ for, amongst others, the ...
peer reviewedIn the last decade immigration became a major issue in public debates across the Europe...
Since the 1990s, most tools of dissuasion, repression and confinement have featured European immigra...
The theme of migrations towards Europe plays an increasingly central role in international political...
By introducing the special issue of ERQ, Refugee experiences in Europe. Subjectivity, surveillance a...
Confronted with the images that have been reaching us since the influx of refugees entered new dimen...
It is very clear – as many journalists covering the unfolding migration and refugee crisis have poin...
Forced migration and border spaces as fault lines posing risks to society through the notion of ‘Oth...
This book follows the journeys of those fleeing war, poverty or political crises, risking their live...
Our primary aim in this article is to explore vernacular constructions of Europe’s so - called ‘migr...
Since years, European politics is monopolized by a sort of permanent migration crisis. Regardless of...
‘Stopping migration’; ‘closing the borders’; ‘exiting the European Union’; ‘regaining the nation’s i...
In its own tale, EUrope conceives of itself as a post-national and trans-border project, often throu...
Over the past years, a body of literature have emerged exploring FRONTEX’s work along the EU’s borde...
This chapter briefly overviews how scholarship has tracked social developments since around 1990 tow...
Europe, it seems, is facing a ‘migration crisis’. This crisis is ‘testing’ for, amongst others, the ...
peer reviewedIn the last decade immigration became a major issue in public debates across the Europe...
Since the 1990s, most tools of dissuasion, repression and confinement have featured European immigra...
The theme of migrations towards Europe plays an increasingly central role in international political...
By introducing the special issue of ERQ, Refugee experiences in Europe. Subjectivity, surveillance a...
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