16-17 septembre 2019, Université de Cambridge (Alison Richard Building, West Rd. Cambridge).

Farida Souiah, post-doctorante LabexMed rattachée au LAMES, participera au colloque interdisciplinaire Governing migration outside ‘Fortress Europe’, organisé par le Centre for the Study of Global Human Movement et qui se tiendra le 16 et 17 septembre 2019 à l’Université de Cambridge.
Son intervention (A “disaster”, a “plague” and a “national tragedy” – A discursive approach to undocumented emigration policy in Algeria) ouvrira la session du colloque intitulée Framing migration policies: Discourses on migration.

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Téléchargez ici le programme du Colloque
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“Governing migration outside ‘Fortress Europe’” is a 1.5 day interdisciplinary conference, that will take place in the Alison Richard Building, Department of Politics and International Studies, University of Cambridge, in September 2019. The conference will explore dynamics of migration politics and governance across three regions that have seen rapid and diverging migration policy developments in recent years: North Africa, West Africa and the Middle East.
The conference will bring together various academic disciplines and present accounts that go beyond usual Euro-centric explanations of migration policymaking, focusing on one or more of the following themes:

– Dynamics of preference formation among domestic, regional and/or international actors and how these inform decision-making;
– Competition between domestic actors in migration policy-making, within as well as among state and civil society actors;
– The role of migration policy-making in shaping foreign policy: its relation to state reputation-building, international norms and broader discourses and patterns of “democratization”;
– Relations between governments and civil society actors on the one hand and the international community (donors, NGOs, IOs) on the other.