In biogeopolitics, the key state stakeholders develop and aim to accomplish their
geopolitical goals by (mis) management and biopolitical governance of vulnerable …

This research article aims to provide answers on how COVID-19 pandemics influenced
migration law, policy responses, and practices in Croatia, particularly concerning migrants …

COVID-19 has brought the movement of people to a halt as individual states and whole
regional blocs have introduced travel restrictions. Some have been more cautious than …

The ethical–legal perspective is inevitable when addressing the issue of migrants' health. It
is clear that the recognition of the protection of health as a universal right, unconditionally …

The quarantine and lockdown measures put in place in response to the coronavirus
pandemic, as Simpson (2020) contends in his recent commentary, are not so much inspired …

During 2020, as the coronavirus pandemic spread around the world, we have witnessed
countries making unprecedented decisions, restricting international travel and closing …

The COVID-19 pandemic presented an opportunity for bordering, that is, for measures that
aim to delineate foreigners' access to citizenship and membership and to further securitize …

This paper examines biopolitical control practices at the Greece—Turkey borders and
addresses current debates in the study of borders and biopolitics. The Greek and Frontex …

This article investigates how the security-humanitarian rationale that underpins migration
governmentality has been restructured by and inflected in light of hygienic-sanitary borders …

Asylum seekers, refugees, and migrants, who are living in RICs, are faced with multiple
challenges and vulnerabilities that must be taken into consideration when responding to the …