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#Review: Rules, Paper and Status

September, 2019 / By Veronica Ferreri

The arrival of a ‘refugee,’ ‘migrant,’ ‘asylym seeker,’ or the European ‘Other,’ is too familiar to us from political debates. […]

June, 2019 / By Judith Beyer

This thematic thread evolved out of a workshop on Claiming justice after conflict. The stateless, the displaced and the

May, 2019 / By Allegra Lab

Alessandro Monsutti’s last book “Homo Itinerans: La Planète des Afghans” came out in September last year, with Presses Universitaires de

March, 2019 / By Bogumila Hall

Unless they are disrupted, deportations tend to go unnoticed. It is usually only the shocking deaths of deportees, or direct

January, 2019 / By Kirsi Sonck-Rautio

Regulation and the Archipelago Sea ”You are looking at the last generation of coastal fishers!” a fisherman told me, as

November, 2018 / By Julie Billaud

Our students do not dream of global change anymore! It is on these pessimistic words that Alessandro Monsutti opened our

November, 2018 / By Taras Fedirko

I spent much of my fieldwork at a department of the UK Government grappling with a confusing dynamic between civil

November, 2018 / By Allegra Lab

While our newsfeed is filled with content related to the mid-term elections in the United States, President Trump’s xenophobic and

October, 2018 / By Allegra Lab

Three years after Europe declared a ‘crisis’ of migration control, its border and migration regimes have become increasingly repressive. A

With #anthrostate, allegralab seems to suggest that there is a distinct subdiscipline of anthropology that studies the contemporary state. However,