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This panel critically examines contemporary European bordering and asylum regimes, focusing on the disjunction between humanitarian commitments and securitized practices. The papers included in the panel analyze various institutional, legal, and everyday sites of governance to understand how migration control is enacted through decoupling and discretion, often undermining rights, protection, responsibility and visibility.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| The European Borderspace in Practice: Rethinking Bordering and Migration Control in Bosnia and Herzegovina | View Paper Details |
| A "Fresh Start" or Fractured Governance? Decoupling Humanitarian Rhetoric from Securitized Practice in the EU Migration Pact | View Paper Details |
| Age Assessment at the Border and the Challenges for Child Migrant Integration in the UK | View Paper Details |
| Graves in the Borderscape: Burial Practices and Local Responses to Migrant Deaths | View Paper Details |
| Small States’ Dilemma Amid Liberal Order Decline: Denmark’s Strategic Use of Refugee Resettlement | View Paper Details |