Migration Governance

Developing A Comprehensive And Sustainable Integration Strategy For Syrian Refugee Children In Denmark

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A 2013 United Nations Refugee Agency report entitled The Future of Syria stated that two million Syrian children have been forced into exile as a result of the persistent civil war: “The world must act

Si Se Puede? Civil Society In Us Migration Governance

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The phrase !Si Se Puede¡ (commonly translated from Spanish as Yes, it can be done! or Yes, we can!) has been the slogan for Latino related movements in the United States for many years. It has now recently been chanted

Emerging Themes from MIGPROSP Research

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by Andrew Geddes We’re now two years into the MIGPROSP project and have conducted more than 200 interviews with “actors” in migration governance systems in Asia-Pacific, Europe, North America and South America. By actors we

The EU Referendum And Britain’s Broken Immigration Politics

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The EU referendum and Britain’s broken immigration politics – by Andrew Geddes The decision in 2004 by Tony Blair’s New Labour government to allow unfettered access to the UK for citizens of the 8 central

Inside San Diego’s Otay Mesa Detention Centre

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Although much of my research focuses on legal aspects of undocumented migration, I’d never visited a detention centre for irregular migrants. So when the opportunity arose in May this year to see inside the Otay

Free Movement In South America: The Emergence Of An Alternative Model?

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Over the last 15 years, South American governments and regional organisations have adopted an expansive discourse about migration that entails welcoming all migrants and promoting the free movement rights of foreigners. At a time when

Is Free Movement in Europe an Anomaly? The New Open Borders Policy in South America

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Free movement of people in the European Union (EU) is currently under attack by certain political and media sectors across Europe, with proposals arising on how to limit its scope. At the same time, other

Lockdown At The Rio Grande Achieves Little As Obama Seeks Immigration Change

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By Leila Hadj-Abdou “Tonight I’d like to talk with you about immigration”, Barack Obama announced on November 20. The president plans to grant millions of irregular immigrants temporary protection from deportation. In reaction the House of Representatives has

UKIP’s Immigration Plan Is Not Realistic – But It Really Doesn’t Have To Be

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by Andrew Geddes To call UKIP’s position on immigration a fully formed policy might be overstating things, but the parameters of the party’s approach have become a little clearer with a series of announcements made

Borders, Migration, And Global Governance In West Africa: A Research Agenda

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Borders, migration, and global governance in West Africa: a research agenda – by Philippe M. Frowd When arriving in Senegal’s main airport in Dakar, travellers have their fingerprints taken digitally and stored in an entry