The “Dublin Trap”: Abandonment, Dispersal, and Reconfiguration of Solidarity along the Route
As “unauthorized migrants” relocate within the Schengen space seeking legal protection, the Dublin Regulation perpetuates instances of abandonment and dispersal, criminalizing those who move beyond their ascribed territory. This piece reflects on how specific states' bordering practices exhaust both migrants and solidarity networks, while also giving rise to "subversive infrastructures of dwelling" that reconfigure sanctuary beyond governmental expectations.
Access work
This content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license except for third-party materials or where otherwise noted.
My cookie preferences