Deportation - between state control and migrant practices

Deportations are a controversial area of conflict, as is evident in the cooperation between AG Rück and the Nigerian Embassy in Germany to identify and subsequently deport migrants without identity documents. This is met with protests and other reactions to these measures. This paper offers an analysis of state deportation practices within Germany and the European Union and the actions of migrants and activists who interact with them. The theoretical framework for this analysis in migration research is provided by the concepts of the border regime (Sabine Hess/Vasilis Tsianos) and the migration apparatus (Gregory Feldman). The study itself is based on official documents and reports from German and EU authorities as well as activist blogs, petitions and videos.

Autorentext

Ralloù Moutafis a obtenu sa licence en ethnologie européenne à l'université Humboldt de Berlin avec ce mémoire axé sur la recherche sur les migrations. Au moment de la publication, elle termine son master en études internationales.