Bologna against the genocide: today more than 60 000 took the street of Bologna and joined the national strike in support of the population in Gaza

Online first: Martina Tazzioli on value extraction through the debasement of migrant lives. Part of our Frontiers of Value in Migration Governance Special Issue (co-edited w/ @alibhagat.bsky.social & Julia Morris), forthcoming in EPA: Economy & Space.

"The making of migrants’ wageless life: Exploiting by debasing” is now out in @economyandspace.bsky.social

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It investigates value extraction by debasing lives, which encapsulates psycho-physical debilitation and socio-economic devaluation

(1/2) Looking forward to our section with @smartitaz.bsky.social 'S17-Traces of Violence, Struggles and Power' with very promising panels and presentations at the #EISAPEC25 annual Conference in Bologna 🇮🇹 👇
@europeanisa.bsky.social @espol-lab.bsky.social
#InternationalRelations

Glad to see the article “Which Data Am I?”. The Making of Migrants' Scattered Subjectivities and the Impossibility of Giving an Account of Oneself" now out in International Migration.
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special issue on The Digitized Migration

Join us at the Summer School "Dissonant memories: geographies of migration, colonialism and trauma" at the University of Bologna🎉
September 8-12, 2025
centri.unibo.it/memorylab/it...
No fees- deadline June 9
MA and PhD students
Memory Lab - Department of History & Cultures

Translated this crucial new piece by @veronicagago.bsky.social in @radical-philosophy.bsky.social that develops the concept of the "fascistisation of social reproduction":
www.radicalphilosophy.com/article/the-...

In this article, @smartitaz.bsky.social & I discuss how some decolonial approaches to borders & migration conceptualise colonial legacies by reducing the complex ways in which the colonial past informs racialised bordering mechanisms in the present.
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

Happy this article I co-authored with Martina Tazzioli is out & #openaccess! In it, we caution against a 'decolonial redux' in analyses of (Mediterranean) migration & (EU) border enforcement.
@smartitaz.bsky.social
@Scrmjems.bsky.social
@imisosnabrueck.bsky.social
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....

@mauricestierl.bsky.social and I wrote a piece on
"Mare nero? Undoing the decolonial redux, multiplying (post)colonial legacies and struggles" , now out in JEMS: www.tandfonline.com/doi/epdf/10....
The article intervenes in debates on Eurocentrism in migration studies and its oblivion of race

Doing a guest lecture on counter-mapping later this week. Adding this - public.tableau.com/app/profile/... - to my examples. Any other recent mapping projects that might help students think through how to counter-map the current moment?

EU Pact on Migration and Asylum: Fiction or Reality? Insights from the Canary Islands by Gustavo de la Orden. @bordercrim.bsky.social blogs.law.ox.ac.uk/border-crimi...

🧵ECRE has published a comments paper on the Screening Regulation

Find out all about the Regulation introducing the screening of third-country nationals at the external borders ⬇️

“When your only recourse is austerity, anti-migrant rhetoric begins to dominate politics as the only explanation for the nation’s self-inflicted economic wounds,” argues @smartitaz.bsky.social | https://buff.ly/3Qf0BO5

Tazzioli unpacks the false logic behind the migration crisis.

#UKPolitics

"Bridled Labour and the Making of Migrants’ Route.
Refugees’ Workers at the French-Italian Border" just came out in @journalpariss.bsky.social

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in the article I use Yann Moulier-Boutang's concept of "bridled labour" to politicise migrants' escapes

Recommended reading: Special Issue on "Intersectional Solidarities and Resistances in Face of Violent Migration Regimes" by Sarah Murru, Robin Vandevoordt, Naïké Garny, and A. Tancrède Pagès.

www.digest.ugent.be/article/id/9...

Assembling traces of border violence. Counter-mapping as counter-archiving" is now out in EPD journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...

The piece develops counter-mapping as counter-archiving to account for the continuum of violence that migrants experience drawing on traces