This special issue makes an in depth analysis of the various and complex interactions
between precarious (ie forced, vulnerable, undocumented or deported) migrants' …

Examining how migrants appropriate mobility in the context of biometric border controls, this
volume mobilises new analytics and empirics in the debates about the politics of migration …

This article explores nonrecording on the borders of Europe during the “European refugee
crisis” in 2015. It examines the ambiguous practices of border control and the diverse actors …

Algorithmic decision-making in government has emerged rapidly in recent years, leading to
a surge in attention for this topic by scholars from various fields, including public …

Social sorting of migrants and travellers based on data stored in information systems is at
the centre of border controls and mobility management in Europe. Recent literature finds that …

This chapter examines that how new technologies shape the policy perception of problems
of migration and mobility and looks at how the role of the state itself transforms both on a …

Practices of border control increasingly rely on digital biometrics in order to sort and filter
cross-border movements. But while its effects are well examined in migration and border …

Although the majority of illegalised migrants in the European Union are so-called visa
overstayers who enter with a Schengen visa only to become 'illegal'once it has expired, this …

This paper discusses biometric borders in Europe, focusing on the Eurodac database and
practises of fingerprinting people on the move in Greece as a politicised attempt to control …

More than 30 years after its birth, the Schengen area of free movement is under siege in
Europe: new barriers are being erected along land borders, military assets are increasingly …