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    Title: [1] Outsourcing / Managing Displacement Series
    ISBN10-13: 1068699000 : 9781068699009
    Managing Displacement is a publication series that explores the intricate web of migration management within and beyond Europeâ s borders. Those displaced and seeking to live in Europe are met with an increasingly hostile frontier. Each publication begins with a term in order to examine processes that restrict, surveil or obscure displaced people. Throughout, displacement is demonstrated as inseparable from legacies of colonialism and ongoing planetary exploitation. European countries systematically place borders beyond the edges of national boundaries in so-called third countries. As the European Union proliferates its managerial approach to migration, the practice of outsourcing has taken centre stage, leading to routine border violence and the obfuscation of rights of displaced people. How can outsourcing and its effects be challenged? Contributions by: Border Violence Monitoring Network, FRAUD, Nadine El-Enany, Hassan Ould Moctar
    Pages: 103 
    PublishedSystem of Systems - December   2024
    Format: Paperback
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    Title: [2] Extraction / Managing Displacement Series
    ISBN10-13: 1068699019 : 9781068699016
    Managing Displacement is a publication series that explores the intricate web of migration management within and beyond Europeâ s borders. Those displaced and seeking to live in Europe are met with an increasingly hostile frontier. Each publication begins with a term in order to examine processes that restrict, surveil or obscure displaced people. Throughout, displacement is demonstrated as inseparable from legacies of colonialism and ongoing planetary exploitation. Extraction is an ongoing process of enclosure and exploitation of resources. These financially driven practices are not only causes of human and non-human displacement but are also central to how migration management exercises control and extracts profit from people on the move. This, in turn, amplifies forced displacement. How has extraction shaped migration, past and future? Contributions by: Ariana Dongus, Radha Dâ Souza, Stefanos Levidis, Angela Melitopoulos
    Pages: 115 
    PublishedSystem of Systems - December   2024
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