Publications
Research papers, policy analysis, interviews and book reviews from the GC4SS network of experts.
Organized crime does not always look like an organization. Human trafficking shows how loose networks, legitimate businesses, corrupt officials and financial intermediaries sustain criminal activity without a mafia-style hierarchy.
By examining the EU-Turkey deal, this study links research on regional enlargement with the externalisation of migration governance, and asks what the deal reveals about ‘European values’.
Since the early 2018, thousands of Afghans have immigrated illegally from Iran to Turkey. This new wave of migration over the last few months has attracted attention, as it has reached relatively large proportions, compared with the previous years.
Murat Yildiz revisits Hannah Arendt’s report on the Eichmann trial and her much-debated thesis of the banality of evil.
Cuneyt Gurer reviews three books on refugees, borders and the backlash against immigration, focusing on how human displacement interacts with security.
