Externalization of migration control: the case of the Italian-Libyan agreements between 2000 and 2011
Leo Geyer
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Leo Geyer
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Introduction: the externalisation of migration control, a contested policy. State of the art: externalization of migration policies in the academic literature. Theorizing the externalization of migration policies. Methodology: the analysis of political discourses. Setting the context: how the externalization of migration control was developed? Discourse analysis: how the Italian policy-makers justify externalization? Europeans and security dynamics in the externalization process.
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Introduction: the externalisation of migration control, a contested policy. State of the art: externalization of migration policies in the academic literature. Theorizing the externalization of migration policies. Methodology: the analysis of political discourses. Setting the context: how the externalization of migration control was developed? Discourse analysis: how the Italian policy-makers justify externalization? Europeans and security dynamics in the externalization process.
Key concepts: Externalization, Context (archaeology), Political science, Politics, Irregular migration, Political economy, Control (management), State (computer science)