Burning the borders so you don’t burn your life: Irregular migration in Algeria.
Salim Chena 2020-04-01
The discourse of border burners is undoubtedly political. Unemployment – or, to be more precise the absence of a stable...
Egypt: Calm Shores and Agitated Depths
Mona Sleem 2020-03-30
Despite the infamous story of the “Rasheed” shipwreck, it does not differ in any way from other scenarios of irregular...
Algeria can expel migrants but can it change its DNA?
Daikha Dridi 2020-01-08
Algeria “has not recently become a land of immigration, it has been one for more than half a century”. In...
EU-Africa: Less development assistance, more police cooperation
Salima Mellah 2020-01-04
The undeclared subsidiary role of the Algerian government in the European migration policy.
Sinai: Migrants, smugglers and soldiers
Ali Al-Raggal 2019-12-30
On the subject of migration through Sinai where the functions of the security services and their strategic and espionage roles...
The transformations of migrations in Algeria: political stakes and humanitarian issues
Salim Chena 2019-12-30
Determinants of those migrations are multiple and it is useless to value one more than another as their flows have...
Tunisia and the migration of sub-Saharan Africans: Multiple Roles
Mohamed Rami Abdelmoula 2019-12-28
Far from Europe’s exaggerations, this article draws a general view on the issue of the sub-Saharan African migrants in Tunisia....
African migrants in Morocco: steadfast on the road to the European dream
Aicha Belhaj 2019-12-23
Morocco has gone back to its African roots after having, for a long time, aspired to a European horizon. The...
Difficulties of the Egyptian migrant workers in Libya
Mona Sleem 2015-03-29
The huge banners fluttering in Egypt’s skies read: “Enter safe and sound into Egypt; Egypt is the country of...