1st Edition
Governing Irregular Migration at the Borders of the European Union Actors and Agencies Sharing the Power of Control
By Angeliki Dimitriadi
Copyright 2017
224 Pages
by
Routledge
This book examines the governance of irregular migration within the European Union today. It critically analyses state power – its reconfiguration through various mechanisms and practices, and its diffusion to multiple bodies, state and non-state. Taking the securitisation of irregular migration as its starting point, this book suggests a more critical approach to the ways in which human mobility... Read more
Part I: Framing the Discussion. Introduction. 1. The (In)secure State of the Union Part II: The ‘Governors’ in Irregular Migration 2. The Supranational ‘Governors’ 3. The Private ‘Governors’ 4. The Non-State/International Governors Part III: The ‘Governed’ 6. Reshaping the Migratory Journey: In Transit 7. Looking Beyond the Union: A Glance at Irregular Migration to the United States and Australia. Conclusions.
Biography
Angeliki Dimitriadi is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMAP).
