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Crossing the border, blurring the boundaries : alternative views on human smuggling from the Horn of Africa to Europe
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Abstract
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| Hundreds of thousands of migrants from the Horn of Africa have systematically crossed international borders throughout Africa into Europe in the last decade. Among them were over 150,000 Eritreans fleeing the lack of freedom and poverty in their country. In order to reach Europe, many of them had to cross at least three international borders undetected: from Eritrea to Ethiopia or Sudan; from Sudan onto Libya; and finally from Libya into Italy. |
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English
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Allegra lab : anthropology for radical optimism
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2016
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(2016.04.04)
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E-only publicatie
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