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  1. Apr 2020
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    AnderssonRuben_2014_7MarchersWithoutBorde_IllegalityIncClandest.pdf
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    1. cagdaskara 01 Apr 2020
      “You’re going to leave the victims behind!” As in the funding game, so in the battle for caravan seats—the more victims, the better.10

      On the one hand, their work of victimization provides an opportunity to be heard by the larger audiences. On the other hand, it is likely to rationalize potential interventions of the “invisible enemy” which has already been trying to sustain its humanitarian discourse. So, to what extent is victimization a useful tactic for the migrants?

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  3. Mar 2020
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    AnderssonRuben_2014_5WhiteMotherBlackSons_IllegalityIncClandest.pdf
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    1. cagdaskara 26 Mar 2020
      Their street per-formance distinguished them from the apolitical clandestins spotted in other camps across Europe, who only want to travel on, invisible, imperceptible, unmolested. They were stepping into the realm of politics as subjects, not objects

      What does distinguish them from the previous migrants of CETI as well as from the "apolitical" migrants spotted in other countries? What factors are peculiar to them in terms of feeling of being trapped in a threshold?

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