Expanding Boundaries: Borders, Mobilities and the Future of Europe-Africa Relations

ISBN-13: 9780367539214 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 278 str.

Jussi P. Laine; Inocent Moyo; Christopher Changwe Nshimbi

Opis

This book challenges the common European notions about African migration to Europe and offers a holistic understanding of the current situation in Africa. It advocates a need to rethink Africa-Europe relations and view migration and borders as a resource rather than sources of a crisis.

Spis treści

Introduction: Migration and Border Politics Amidst the Europe-Africa Relations Part 1: Critical Perspectives on Border Regimes 1. Pushing the Boundaries Forwards: Shifting Notes on the Implications of European Border Control Externalisation Beyond the Sahel Region 2. The Africa-Frontex Intelligence Community: The EU-African Information Sharing Platform on Migration and Border Issues 3. Mainstreaming Intelligence and Information Technology in Border Governance: A Transcontinental Mechanism for Migration Flow 4. Death as Policy: The EU’s Criminalisation of Solidarity With Undocumented Migrants 5. The Euro–African Frontier Regime Between Humanitarian Reason and Security Imperative Part 2: Political Transnationalism and Policy Impact 6. African and European Legal Regimes for Intra-Continental Migration: Towards an Afro-European Integration Scheme 7. “Solidarité en Movement” Against Homeland Authoritarism: Political Transnationalism of Europe-Based Central African Migrants 8. Staying Because of All Odds: Lived Experiences of African Student Migrants in Finland 9. Untying the Migration Knot Through Trade: A Case Study of Nigeria 10. Transnationalising Business and Innovation Ecosystems Shaping EU-Africa Relations: A Case Study of Finland and Namibia Part 3: Alternative Framings for Europe-Africa Relations 11. Contemporary Representations of Migration in African Writing 12. Re-Imagining the “Area of Freedom, Security and Justice”: Europe’s Security Measures Experiences by African Migrants13. Safe European Home – Where Did You Go? On Immigration, the B/Ordered Self and The Territorial Home 14. Climate Change and the Migration Conundrum: Addressing the Elephant in the Room 15. Unveiling the Afro-European Common Geo-Cultural Space Closing Remarks: Expanding the Boundaries of Euro–Africa Relations