A Pecoud
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 31538 |
|---|---|
| NOME | A Pecoud |
| PRENOMES | A |
| SOBRENOME | Pecoud |
| ASSINATURA | PECOUD A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | UNESCO |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3159-8338 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 56 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 395 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 56 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2000 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 12 |
Recherche scientifique contre sens commun ? Les migrations à l’épreuve des idées reçues
Les chercheurs spécialistes des migrations sont régulièrement confrontés aux idées reçues et aux erreurs qui circulent sur le sujet. Dans un contexte de forte politisation des enjeux migratoires, ces idées reçues contribuent à la (dés)information sur la question et soulèvent des enjeux démocratiques fondamentaux. Elles ont de longue date fait l’objet de réfutation par des chercheurs soucieux d’informer l’opinion publique et d’améliorer la qualité…
Migration as Crisis
Over the past decades, and across different contexts worldwide, migration has become inseparable from a narrative of crisis. This article analyses the connection between migration and crisis. It proposes a migration as crisis framework, designed to understand and analyze the emergence of this specific perception of migration, on the basis of an interplay between social "subjective" constructions of reality and "objective" migration dynamics. Migr…
Talking about Migration in Times of Crisis
In the absence of a binding and coherent international migration regime, the global governance of migration relies on normative narratives produced by UN agencies and other intergovernmental forums, in line with the discursive legitimacy traditionally associated with international organizations. Such narratives impact migrants, asylum-seekers, and refugees because they support certain policy frameworks among member states. Yet, global migration g…
Rethinking the International Organization for Migration
As the introduction to the special issue ‘Rethinking the International Organization for Migration’, this article reviews the growing literature on this organisation and contextualises the contributions of the special issue. It identifies five key topics in the research on this organisation. (1) Its history and transformation into a leading agency in the current global migration governance. (2) The ideological dimension of this transformation, wit…
Expériences et approches critiques de la frontière
Cet article, qui introduit le dossier thématique consacré au lien entre migrations et frontières, propose une vue d’ensemble de cette relation. Pour ce faire, il insiste à la fois sur son caractère structurel (les migrations internationales impliquant par définition le franchissement de frontières, celles-ci sont au cœur même du phénomène migratoire et sont devenues le lieu par excellence de leur manifestation dans l’espace public) et sur sa natu…
Civil Society and Migration Governance across European Borderlands
International audience
Migration Control as Communication? Voluntary Returns, Information Campaigns and the Justification of Contested Migration/Border Governance
Assisted-voluntary returns and information campaigns are common tools in immigration policy. They participate of a communicative strategy, whereby migrant-receiving states do not only exercise their sovereign right to control their borders, but communicate with migrants about borders and migration. This article discusses the relationship between control and communication. On the one hand, communication is showed to be tactically used to complemen…
Migración, desarrollo y despolitización en el Pacto Mundial para la Migración Segura, Ordenada y Regular
The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) was adopted in 2018 under the auspices of the United Nations. In a context in which the global governance of international migration remains weak, and in which states regularly confront migration/refugee crises, the GCM provides an internationally agreed-upon assessment of the political issues raised by international migration and identifies non-binding policy recommendations regard…
Narrating an ideal migration world? An analysis of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration
The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) was adopted in 2018 under the auspices of the United Nations. In a context in which the global governance of international migration remains weak, and in which states regularly confront migration/refugee crises, the GCM provides an internationally agreed-upon assessment of the political issues raised by international migration and identifies non-binding policy recommendations regard…
Philosophies of migration governance in a globalizing world
International migration is a key feature of globalization. Yet there is no international migration regime that would support cooperation and governance at the global level. This makes for enduring and worldwide migration crises. This article identifies five distinct patterns of migration governance: (1) national/sovereign migration governance, according to which migration is an issue of state sovereignty; (2) global anti-migrant governance, which…
Death at the Border
Migrant deaths at the border is a long-standing consequence of border control. The lethal effects of irregular migration have become particularly salient in the Euro-Mediterranean region since the beginning of the Arab Spring in 2011, as several thousand migrants have been losing their lives every year. This special issue of American Behavioral Scientist revisits the debate on border deaths in the light of this context. This article introduces th…
Counting Migrants' Deaths at the Border
Migrant deaths in border-zones have become a major social and political issue, especially in the context of the Euro-Mediterranean refugee/migrant crisis. While media, activists, and policy makers often mention precise figures regarding the number of deaths, little is known about the production of statistical data on this topic. This article explores the politics of counting migrant deaths in Europe. This statistical activity was initiated in the…
Une nouvelle « gouvernance » des migrations ? Ce que disent les organisations internationales
Les organisations internationales, que ce soit des agences de l'ONU ou d'autres organisations, interviennent de façon plus volontariste dans la gouvernance des migrations. Cet intérêt n'est à proprement parler pas nouveau mais il s'est amplifié à mesure que les migrations prenaient de l'ampleur et étaient inscrites sur l'agenda international. Antoine Pécoud interroge les objectifs et l'action de ces organisations et se demande si elles sont à mêm…
De la « gestion » au contrôle des migrations ? Discours et pratiques de l’Organisation internationale pour les migrations
L’Organisation internationale pour les migrations (OIM) est une organisation peu étudiée dont le mandat concerne pourtant l’un des enjeux les plus politisés des pays occidentaux aujourd’hui. La présentation ici de l’histoire, de la doctrine et des pratiques de l’OIM montre qu’elle a été longtemps une organisation fragile, dans un contexte où les politiques migratoires ne faisaient pas l’objet d’un régime international solide, mais qu’elle s’est i…
Compter les morts aux frontières
Cet article analyse la production de statistiques sur le phénomène des « morts aux frontières » dans la région euro-méditerranéenne, dans un contexte de crise des réfugiés qui voit des milliers de migrants mourir en tentant d'atteindre l'Europe. Ce travail de documentation et de collecte de données a été réalisé, depuis le début des années 1990, par la société civile et les associations de défense des migrants, dans le but de dénoncer le coût hum…
Depoliticising Migration
Migration has become, since the nineties, the subject of growing international discussion and cooperation. By critically analyzing the reports produced by international organisations on migration, thi
Les transferts de fonds vus par les organisations internationales
L’intérêt des organisations internationales pour les rapports entre migrations et développement s’est accru substantiellement depuis une quinzaine d’années. De par leur volume et leurs effets dans les régions d’origine des migrants, les transferts de fonds sont une illustration particulièrement claire de la manière dont les migrants peuvent contribuer au développement. Ces transferts constituent donc un élément fondamental dans la manière dont ce…
États-nations, mobilité et citoyenneté dans le discours international sur les migrations
Les migrations ont fait l’objet, depuis une quinzaine d’années, d’un processus d’internationalisation, qui voit les États débattre de façon accrue des enjeux soulevés par la mobilité transnationale des personnes. Cet article analyse la manière dont différentes instances internationales (organisations internationales, forums mondiaux, commissions internationales) tentent de penser les migrations comme un processus transnational qui appellerait des…
The Price of Rights
International audience
International Organisations and the Politics of Migration
The last two decades have seen major shifts in the way international organisations (IOs) address migration. While state sovereignty remains central in the politics of migration, IOs are increasingly developing their visions regarding how the cross-border movements of people should be governed (or ‘managed’) and, in some cases, they have become important actors in the design and implementation of migration policy. Research on the role and function…
On the Right of Exclusion
International audience
Une analyse du discours international sur la « fuite des cerveaux ». Un consensus en trompe-l'œil
Les migrations internationales font l’objet, depuis les années 2000, d’une attention accrue de la part des organisations internationales. Cela a débouché, entre autres, sur la publication de rapports et l’émergence d’un discours international sur les migrations, qui aspirent à la fois à comprendre les enjeux migratoires et à proposer des pistes d’action politiques afin de construire des mécanismes de gouvernance internationale. De tels récits sup…
Migration, Development and the ‘Migration and Development Nexus’
This paper provides an overview of current debates questioning the relationship between migration and development. A key argument is that mainstream academic and policy discussions often remain within a non‐critical paradigm that sees the relationship between migration and development as natural, and development as something that can be achieved through direct or indirect policy initiatives. The contributions to this special issue challenge this …
Libre circulation, de l'idéal au politique
International audience
"Overcoming the Ethical Dilemmas of Skilled Migration? An Analysis of International Narratives on the "Brain Drain
Migration-related issues have, since approximately 2000, been the object of increased attention at the international level. This has led, among other things, to the production of international narratives, which aim both at understanding migration and at proposing policy recommendations on how to address it, with the objective of improving the governance of migration at the global level. But this implies overcoming dilemmas stemming from the diver…
Migration and Climate Change
Human Trafficking, Information Campaigns, and Strategies of Migration Control
Information campaigns have been launched since the 1990s in central and eastern Europe to prevent human trafficking and undocumented migration. They attempt to reduce emigration before migrants reach the border and therefore take place within the reinforcement of migration controls. They are designed to discourage potential migrants from leaving by promoting a negative image of migration to western Europe, thus relying on the questionable assumpt…
International Organisations and the Politics of Migration
The last two decades have seen major shifts in the way international organisations (IOs) address migration. While state sovereignty remains central in the politics of migration, IOs are increasingly developing their visions regarding how the cross-border movements of people should be governed (or ‘managed’) and, in some cases, they have become important actors in the design and implementation of migration policy. Research on the role and function…
Entrepreneurship and identity
This article investigates the connections between entrepreneurship and identity in the case of Turkish entrepreneurs in Berlin. It presents empirical material describing how they run their businesses in fields such as finding premises, recruiting staff or targeting a clientele. Shop‐owners are shown to rely both on co‐ethnic and non co‐ethnic resources and it is argued that it is the combination of these two sets of resources that enables busines…
Migration as Crisis
Over the past decades, and across different contexts worldwide, migration has become inseparable from a narrative of crisis. This article analyses the connection between migration and crisis. It proposes a migration as crisis framework, designed to understand and analyze the emergence of this specific perception of migration, on the basis of an interplay between social "subjective" constructions of reality and "objective" migration dynamics. Migr…
Migration, Development and the ‘Migration and Development Nexus’
This paper provides an overview of current debates questioning the relationship between migration and development. A key argument is that mainstream academic and policy discussions often remain within a non‐critical paradigm that sees the relationship between migration and development as natural, and development as something that can be achieved through direct or indirect policy initiatives. The contributions to this special issue challenge this …
Philosophies of migration governance in a globalizing world
International migration is a key feature of globalization. Yet there is no international migration regime that would support cooperation and governance at the global level. This makes for enduring and worldwide migration crises. This article identifies five distinct patterns of migration governance: (1) national/sovereign migration governance, according to which migration is an issue of state sovereignty; (2) global anti-migrant governance, which…
Narrating an ideal migration world? An analysis of the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration
The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration (GCM) was adopted in 2018 under the auspices of the United Nations. In a context in which the global governance of international migration remains weak, and in which states regularly confront migration/refugee crises, the GCM provides an internationally agreed-upon assessment of the political issues raised by international migration and identifies non-binding policy recommendations regard…
Counting Migrants' Deaths at the Border
Migrant deaths in border-zones have become a major social and political issue, especially in the context of the Euro-Mediterranean refugee/migrant crisis. While media, activists, and policy makers often mention precise figures regarding the number of deaths, little is known about the production of statistical data on this topic. This article explores the politics of counting migrant deaths in Europe. This statistical activity was initiated in the…
International migration, border controls and human rights
This article discusses the arguments in favor of and against a right to mobility. It argues that contemporary migration and border policies are largely restrictive but still fail to meet their proclaimed objectives which call for alternative approaches to international human flows. From a human rights perspective, tight border controls are accompanied by major challenges; including trafficking, the asylum crisis, and the death and vulnerability o…
What is ethnic in an ethnic economy
This article examines critically the relationship between ethnicity and entrepreneurship in the sociology of immigrant economies. It argues that what is ethnic in an ethnic economy has often been confusingly conceptualised and that several factors now call for re-assessing the ethnic nature of immigrants' business activities. On the basis of a review of recent research, three such factors are outlined: the porosity of ethnic boundaries to cross-g…
Weltoffenheit schafft Jobs
This article investigates the connections between multiculturalism, unemployment and self-employment in the case of Berlin's Turkish economy. It first describes five trends that are currently shaping German-Turks' business activities: heterogeneity, hybridity, professionalism, internationalization and state interest. The consequences of these five trends are partly contradictory. On the one hand, they challenge the relevance of the 'Turkish econo…
De la « gestion » au contrôle des migrations ? Discours et pratiques de l’Organisation internationale pour les migrations
L’Organisation internationale pour les migrations (OIM) est une organisation peu étudiée dont le mandat concerne pourtant l’un des enjeux les plus politisés des pays occidentaux aujourd’hui. La présentation ici de l’histoire, de la doctrine et des pratiques de l’OIM montre qu’elle a été longtemps une organisation fragile, dans un contexte où les politiques migratoires ne faisaient pas l’objet d’un régime international solide, mais qu’elle s’est i…
The UN Convention on Migrant Workers’ Rights and International Migration Management
International audience
Migration Control as Communication? Voluntary Returns, Information Campaigns and the Justification of Contested Migration/Border Governance
Assisted-voluntary returns and information campaigns are common tools in immigration policy. They participate of a communicative strategy, whereby migrant-receiving states do not only exercise their sovereign right to control their borders, but communicate with migrants about borders and migration. This article discusses the relationship between control and communication. On the one hand, communication is showed to be tactically used to complemen…
Compter les morts aux frontières
Cet article analyse la production de statistiques sur le phénomène des « morts aux frontières » dans la région euro-méditerranéenne, dans un contexte de crise des réfugiés qui voit des milliers de migrants mourir en tentant d'atteindre l'Europe. Ce travail de documentation et de collecte de données a été réalisé, depuis le début des années 1990, par la société civile et les associations de défense des migrants, dans le but de dénoncer le coût hum…
Thinking and Rethinking Ethnic Economies
International audience
Talking about Migration in Times of Crisis
In the absence of a binding and coherent international migration regime, the global governance of migration relies on normative narratives produced by UN agencies and other intergovernmental forums, in line with the discursive legitimacy traditionally associated with international organizations. Such narratives impact migrants, asylum-seekers, and refugees because they support certain policy frameworks among member states. Yet, global migration g…
Civil Society and Migration Governance across European Borderlands
International audience
Death at the Border
Migrant deaths at the border is a long-standing consequence of border control. The lethal effects of irregular migration have become particularly salient in the Euro-Mediterranean region since the beginning of the Arab Spring in 2011, as several thousand migrants have been losing their lives every year. This special issue of American Behavioral Scientist revisits the debate on border deaths in the light of this context. This article introduces th…
Emergence of Entrepreneurship among Filipino Migrants in Paris
This article documents the emergence of self-employment among Filipino migrants in Paris, a pattern of economic incorporation that departs from the predominance of Filipinos in the domestic work sector in Western Europe. After presenting the characteristics of Filipino migration to France, the article describes the embeddedness of Filipino entrepreneurship in different kinds of networks that structure the Filipino population. Findings suggest tha…
Une nouvelle « gouvernance » des migrations ? Ce que disent les organisations internationales
Les organisations internationales, que ce soit des agences de l'ONU ou d'autres organisations, interviennent de façon plus volontariste dans la gouvernance des migrations. Cet intérêt n'est à proprement parler pas nouveau mais il s'est amplifié à mesure que les migrations prenaient de l'ampleur et étaient inscrites sur l'agenda international. Antoine Pécoud interroge les objectifs et l'action de ces organisations et se demande si elles sont à mêm…
"Overcoming the Ethical Dilemmas of Skilled Migration? An Analysis of International Narratives on the "Brain Drain
Migration-related issues have, since approximately 2000, been the object of increased attention at the international level. This has led, among other things, to the production of international narratives, which aim both at understanding migration and at proposing policy recommendations on how to address it, with the objective of improving the governance of migration at the global level. But this implies overcoming dilemmas stemming from the diver…
Réseaux, ethnicité et institutions dans les économies immigrées
Les réseaux ethniques jouent un rôle primordial dans la création d'entreprises. Mais si leur action est fondamentale, elle est souvent exclusivement abordée "par le bas", ce qui rend mal compte de la diversité de l'entreprenariat des populations immigrées. En outre, cette approche occulte l'importance du contexte économique, institutionnel et politique au sein duquel prennent place ces activités commerciales. L'entreprenariat turc à Berlin en est…
Les obstacles à la ratification de la Convention des Nations Unies sur la protection des droits des travailleurs migrants
Cet article analyse les difficultés rencontrées par la Convention internati o nale des Nations Unies sur la protection des droits de tous les travailleurs m i grants et des membres de leur famille , le plus ambitieux instrument de droit international en la matière qui n'a cependant été ratifié que par 42 États. Sur la base d'un projet coordonné par l'UNESCO, il présente les résultats d'études menées dans des pays de destination en Afrique, Amériq…
Thinking and Rethinking Ethnic Economies
International audience
La dimension culturelle de l'entrepreunariat
Pécoud Antoine. The cultural dimension of entrepreneurship in Berlin's Turkish economy [La dimension culturelle de l'entrepreunariat : l'économie turque à Berlin]. In: Revue européenne des migrations internationales, vol. 17, n°2,2001. Débats contemporains. pp. 153-168
Weltoffenheit schafft Jobs
This article investigates the connections between multiculturalism, unemployment and self-employment in the case of Berlin's Turkish economy. It first describes five trends that are currently shaping German-Turks' business activities: heterogeneity, hybridity, professionalism, internationalization and state interest. The consequences of these five trends are partly contradictory. On the one hand, they challenge the relevance of the 'Turkish econo…
Cosmopolitanism and Business among German-Turks in Berlin
This paper investigates the cultural dimension of immigrant entrepreneurship in the case of Berlin's Turkish economy. This investigation is needed because cultural explanations of business have been criticised for their deterministic and reified conception of culture. As a result, models explaining immigrant economies are now mostly socioeconomic and ignore culture. After a description of recent changes in German-Turks entrepreneurial activities …
Self-Employment and Immigrants' Incorporation
International audience
The Politics of Multiculturalism in the New Europe
The Politics of Multiculturalism in the New Europe. Edited by Tariq Modood and Pnina Werbner. Zed Books Ltd: London & New‐York, xii. 276 pp. photos. Hb.: ISBN. 85649 421 7. Pb.: ISBN. 85649 422 5
Individu, culture, structure. Trois approches des activités commerciales
Bridge, Simon, Ken O'Neill and Stan Cromie. 2003. Understanding enterprise, entrepreneurship and small business (second edition). Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. xxiii + 520 pp. Hb.: £55.00. ISBN: 0 333 96499 3. Pb.: £25.99. ISBN: 0 333 98465 X. Burns, Paul. 2001. Entrepreneurship and small business . Basingstoke: Palgrave. xxiv + 418 pp. Pb.: £29.99. ISBN: 0 333 91474 0. Shield, Renee Rose. 2002. Diamond stories. Enduring change on 47th Street …
Réseaux, ethnicité et institutions dans les économies immigrées
Les réseaux ethniques jouent un rôle primordial dans la création d'entreprises. Mais si leur action est fondamentale, elle est souvent exclusivement abordée "par le bas", ce qui rend mal compte de la diversité de l'entreprenariat des populations immigrées. En outre, cette approche occulte l'importance du contexte économique, institutionnel et politique au sein duquel prennent place ces activités commerciales. L'entreprenariat turc à Berlin en est…
Entrepreneurship and identity
This article investigates the connections between entrepreneurship and identity in the case of Turkish entrepreneurs in Berlin. It presents empirical material describing how they run their businesses in fields such as finding premises, recruiting staff or targeting a clientele. Shop‐owners are shown to rely both on co‐ethnic and non co‐ethnic resources and it is argued that it is the combination of these two sets of resources that enables busines…
Do Immigrants Have a Business Culture? The Political Epistemology of Fieldwork in Berlin's Turkish Economy
International audience
Les enjeux de l’entreprenariat immigré
International migration, border controls and human rights
This article discusses the arguments in favor of and against a right to mobility. It argues that contemporary migration and border policies are largely restrictive but still fail to meet their proclaimed objectives which call for alternative approaches to international human flows. From a human rights perspective, tight border controls are accompanied by major challenges; including trafficking, the asylum crisis, and the death and vulnerability o…
Emergence of Entrepreneurship among Filipino Migrants in Paris
This article documents the emergence of self-employment among Filipino migrants in Paris, a pattern of economic incorporation that departs from the predominance of Filipinos in the domestic work sector in Western Europe. After presenting the characteristics of Filipino migration to France, the article describes the embeddedness of Filipino entrepreneurship in different kinds of networks that structure the Filipino population. Findings suggest tha…
Migrations sans frontières. Peut-on envisager la libre circulation des personnes
International audience
Human Trafficking, Information Campaigns, and Strategies of Migration Control
Information campaigns have been launched since the 1990s in central and eastern Europe to prevent human trafficking and undocumented migration. They attempt to reduce emigration before migrants reach the border and therefore take place within the reinforcement of migration controls. They are designed to discourage potential migrants from leaving by promoting a negative image of migration to western Europe, thus relying on the questionable assumpt…
Immigration et entreprenariat
Les Philippines sont l'un des plus importants pays d'migration au monde. On estime que plus de huit millions de Philippins, sur une population d'environ 90 millions, vivent l'tranger Les migrants philippins sont fortement reprsents parmi la main-d'oeuvre temporaire au Moyen-Orient et parmi les marins, tandis que des millions de migrants permanents se sont tablis aux tats-Unis (Asis, 2006). Ce sont les femmes qui occupent une place centrale dans l…
Campagnes d’information et traite des êtres humains à l’est de l’Europe
La traite des personnes est un enjeu majeur dans le contexte des nouvelles mobilités entre l’est et l’ouest de l’Europe. Des campagnes d’information ont été lancées dans plusieurs pays est-européens afin d’informer les populations au sujet des dangers qui y sont liés et de prévenir ce phénomène. Cet article analyse la nature de ces campagnes, montrant qu’elles sont également utilisées dans la lutte contre l’immigration irrégulière et constituent …
La Convention des Nations unies sur les droits des travailleurs migrants
Cette introduction présente les grands enjeux soulevés par cette Convention. Après un passage en revue des raisons pour lesquelles il importe de se préoccuper des droits des migrants. elle présente la manière dont fonctionnent les Conventions de l'ONU et la place de la Convention sur les droits des migrants en leur sein, Les principaux articles contenus dans la Convention sont décrits et les auteurs identifient les obstacles à la ratification de …
Droits de l'homme et migration
Militante des droits de l'homme, active au niveau international, et spécialisée dans la question des réfugiés et des migrants, Mariette Grange a représenté plusieurs organisations non gouvernementales auprès des Nations unies à Genève (Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, le Conseil œcuménique des Églises et la Commission internationale catholique pour les migrations, notamment). Elle a également conseillé December-1 8
Anne-Sophie BRUNO et Claire Zalc, Petites entreprises et petits entrepreneurs étrangers en France, 19e-20e siècles
Ce livre réunit des contributions autour des rapports entre immigration et petites entreprises en France ; il aborde le sujet sous l’angle de la longue durée (19 et 20éme siècles) et réunit, outre des historiens, des chercheurs d’autres disciplines comme la sociologie ou la géographie. La création d’entreprises par des immigrés est un thème encore peu traité dans le cas français, du moins en comparaison avec les pays anglo-saxons ; de plus, il es…
New regionalism and asylum seekers
International audience
La crédibilité des politiques d’immigration à l’épreuve des sans-papiers
International audience
The UN Convention on Migrant Workers’ Rights and International Migration Management
International audience
Philippe Rygiel, Le bon grain et l'ivraie - La sélection des migrants en Occident, 1880-1939
L’occident dont parle ce livre est traversé de flux migratoires considérables. La croissance économique, notamment, génère des besoins de main-d’œuvre qui ne peuvent être comblés autrement que par le recours à des travailleurs étrangers. Cependant, la présence de migrants ne va pas sans heurts ni rejet de la part de certains segments des sociétés d’accueil et les politiques d’immigration font par conséquent l’objet de débats vigoureux et passionn…
Informing Migrants to Manage Migration? An Analysis of IOM’s Information Campaigns
This chapter investigates the role played by information in migration management. A cross-cutting argument in the global policy discourse on international migration is the lack of appropriate information regarding migration, both among potential migrants and the population of destination states. Information campaigns would be needed to address such disinformation, which generates irrational behaviours and thus jeopardizes some of the positive out…
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