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SUMMARY:And Yet They Move! Mobility Conflicts in the Mediterranean Sea
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DESCRIPTION:The Mediterranean has long been a space of friction\, across w
 hich ‘irregular/ised’ migratory trajectories have evolved in light of 
 militarised means of control. This talk highlights how the central Mediter
 ranean has become increasingly ‘borderised’\, with EU member states tr
 ying to order and discipline migrant mobilities. While the cost of such vi
 olent ordering and disciplining has been immeasurable\, EU border militari
 sation has not ended maritime crossings. In fact\, numbers of arrivals are
  increasing once more. At great risk and cost\, people from the ‘Global 
 South’ continue to subvert EU borders. Through the lens of migrant strug
 gle and defiance\, this talk reflects on the mobility conflicts that have 
 unfolded over the past decade in the Mediterranean borderzone.
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URL:https://www.uni-bonn.de/de/veranstaltungen/and-yet-they-move-mobility-
 conflicts-in-the-mediterranean-sea
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