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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"migration politics"”.
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Governing the 'immigration nation'. Development, humanitarianism and migration politics in Morocco
A burgeoning body of migration scholarship has scrutinised the role that aid, non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and International Organisations (IOs) play in the governance of migration in sending and ‘transit’ countries. Although scholars agree that aid and non-state actors contribute to …
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Governing Global Migration
… study explores the global regulative function of migration politics. Its main aim is to rethink migration politics through an engagement with the Foucauldian governmentality perspective, which focuses on the relation between government and thought. A secondary aim is to use this perspective to …
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Intersectionality and feminist service provision: Power and difference in gender-based violence services
… and characterised by rising anti-gender and anti-migration politics. Using multiple qualitative methods adapted to the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, I centre frontline practitioners as essential contributors to intersectional theorising within the frame of a multivocal and dialogical feminist …
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Epistemic Mobilities of Climate Migration: a French Case Study
Climate change and migration are two prominent subjects of intense concern occupying public and political debate today. Since the mid-1980s, a growing academic and policy literature has sought to characterise the relationship between them. From the outset, this literature grappled with major …
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The Neoliberal Construction of Immigration as Crisis
… Americans have been concerned with immigration, with a particular emphasis on Mexican immigration arising toward the end of the twentieth century. The purpose of this research is to question the framing of current immigration patterns as crises and argue that they are better understood …