📢 I was honored to present today with the #PragueProcess migration dialogue, and am thankful for all of the participants' excellent questions.
📚 Read my full published report on the role of social capital in shaping the market for human smuggling here: https://t.co/r70EcgzEB2
Happy to share the new #PragueProcess Analytical Report by @FalloneAndrew. The Report applies a critical lens to the impact of counter-#smuggling policies, in order to enable governments to set better-informed policy priorities.
Preview and download at https://t.co/DsC7DZimjg
In a chapter of 'Global Asylum Governance and the European Union’s Role', Cambridge PhD researcher @FalloneAndrew discusses Canada's refugee pathway schemes, and how even programmes aimed at supporting refugees can still exclude them.
https://t.co/0zJgZbhUof
Governments are keen to incorporate digital tools into migration management. But this comes with risks that need to be managed.
Cambridge PhD researcher @FalloneAndrew has had research published in #PragueProcess, discussing this issue. Read below:
https://t.co/nrwyKS6ZQV
For digital migration management tools to be fit for purpose, policymakers should assess how these tools' timeliness affects users. My analysis offers 10 criteria to build fair, efficient systems that reduce opportunistic economies. Read here! 👇👇https://t.co/WePxNvv6Np
📢 Join us for a Prague Process webinar this Thursday at 10:30 CET, where we will discuss the potential pitfalls of digital migration tools that governments should work to avoid, and how digital tools can be used to better support migrants
Register here:✍️https://t.co/voF6O1Y5sH
📢 Join us Nov 14 for an @ICMPD webinar! I’ll unpack how CBP One’s opaque systems fuel exploitative economies within digital migration tools. If we’re going to use digital governance, let’s build tools that work transparently and uphold migrant rights.
✍️ https://t.co/zrBeE3ecs9
📢 Join the #PragueProcess webinar, "From Virtual Walls to Digital Bridges? Technology in Migrant Pathways & Integration," on 14 Nov, 10:30-12:00 CET.
🔗 Register here: https://t.co/I8rArJWN89
Review by @FalloneAndrew says “Border Abolitionism” by @smartitaz is a durable resource for scholars & "those who wish to understand the long genealogies of contemporary movements advancing the rights of people on the move.”
@CamCriminology@SageJournals
https://t.co/qt8apV0HTA
I am excited for this Friday's @CambridgeDCN seminar on "Postcolonial Approaches to Gender, Racial Capitalism, and Crime", please join us at 15:00 (UK) to learn from the eminent Dr. Jordanna Matlon and Dr. @arushigarg90! Register to attend here: https://t.co/H3F5jHHUwH
Join us for a @CambridgeDCN Decolonial Research Methods Workshop on April 25, I look forward to teaching and will be joined by the impressive panelists @SeethaTan @holaemiliano @_jjak_ and Nishant Gokhale!
➡️Register: https://t.co/3loxDbZtCj
💻Or on Zoom: https://t.co/g4GLoId2YN
📢 Our special issue "Critical Perspectives on Human Smuggling & the Border" is now out OPEN ACCESS via Trends in Organized Crime! Must-read contributions on countersmuggling policy & its implications in a critical time in the Americas, the Med, UK & US. https://t.co/RRA5zYetNp
📝| NEW PUBLICATION
'Funding the EU’s external #migration policy: ‘Same old’ or potential for sustainable collaboration?'
Written by @Lilian_TS, @nasrat_sayed1 and @drFedericaZardo.
⬇️READ HERE⬇️
https://t.co/60CyBo76Nm
This is shocking even by the hypocritical standards of the #EU. This blatant denial enables further crimes against humanity to occur with total impunity in #Libya. The #FFM’s findings must be taken seriously. For more legal analysis on this read our report https://t.co/Ls5bhPonEd
I look forward to giving a public lecture with @amnesty in Ely tonight explaining the outsized role of political framing in determining access to refugee protection, based on discriminatory ideas of 'legitimacy' and 'deservingness.'
I look forward to discussing the fascinating findings of @saswitt's new book 'Unruly Speech: Displacement and the Politics of Transgression' on March 14th with the @Cambridge_Uni Borders, Colonialism, and Migration Group and @CamMigSoc.
📢As @POTUS visit to the #USMXborder is being announced, these are some of the escalating abuses being documented by civil society in #ElPaso, all derived from the continuation of #Title42 restrictions. Thanks @BorderCrim @andriani_fili Mary Bosworth. https://t.co/dPkNg8ICsX
This is one of my main concerns when people speak/write about the criminalization of solidarity: how it silences the systematic criminalization of migrants as facilitators of smuggling activities.