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Border closures and the externalization of immigration controls in the Mediterranean: a comparative analysis of Morocco and Turkey
This article traces the recent history of border closures in Turkey and Morocco and their impact on human mobility at the two ends of the Mediterranean. Border closures in the Mediterranean have produced new spaces where borders are often fenced, immigration securitized, and border crossings and tho
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