Migration

In recent years, surveillance technologies have increasingly been deployed to monitor, control, and curtail the movement of people. The pandemic is accelerating this trend.

Migrant workers in Greece, Iran, and South Africa on their experiences of Covid-19, their fears and their hopes for the future.

The University of Liège researcher explains how our changing environment is making people move, calling for evidence-based policy decisions.

Climate migration is already a reality. A coherent and binding solution must be determined at the EU and international levels.

Prospects of EU reform are slim and austerity and Fortress Europe are set to continue. What does this mean for progressive strategies around Europe?

Oxford anthropologist Ruben Andersson discusses how EU migration policies have proved counterproductive, calling instead for a systemic approach.

Although progressive social movements engage less and less with the EU following its direction of the economic and refugee crises, the struggle for ‘another Europe’ is not lost.

The rise of borders and securitisation is putting core European values at stake. Caterina Guidi examines how the question of migration is riving Europe to its core.

Looking to historical and US-based examples offers a springboard to discuss European integration at a time of rising nationalism and populism.

The founder of Maltese NGO aditus foundation discusses challenges to protect the human rights of arriving migrants and the erosion of rule of law.