Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Children’s mobility across the EU governance of unauthorized migration as a game of chutes and ladders : evidences from Libya, Italy, Greece and Belgium

Giacomo Orsini (UGent) , Océane Uzureau (UGent) , Malte Behrendt, Marina Rota (UGent) , Sarah Adeyinka (UGent) , Ine Lietaert (UGent) and Ilse Derluyn (UGent)

(2023) Research handbook on irregular migration. In Elgar Handbooks in Migration p.190-201
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Regions and regional organisations in global migration governance

Ine Lietaert (UGent) and Antoine Pecoud

(2023) Research handbook on the institutions of global migration governance. In Elgar handbooks in migration p.102-117
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Being (in)visible : exploring the post-return categorisations of cameroonian migrants

Presca E. Wanki, Ilse Derluyn (UGent) and Ine Lietaert (UGent)

(2023) Research handbook on irregular migration. In Elgar handbooks in migration p.292-303
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Critical reflections on assisted return programmes and practices

Ine Lietaert (UGent)

(2022) Handbook of return migration. In Elgar handbooks in migration p.108-121
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The legitimisation of the policy objective of sustainable reintegration

Rossella Marino (UGent) and Ine Lietaert (UGent)

(2022) Handbook of return migration. In Elgar handbooks in migration p.167-184
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Migration, governance, and the co-production of urban spaces

An Van Raemdonck (UGent) and Fran Meissner

(2021) Handbook on the governance and politics of migration. In Elgar Handbooks in Migration p.254-266

Academic Bibliography

Children’s mobility across the EU governance of unauthorized migration as a game of chutes and ladders : evidences from Libya, Italy, Greece and Belgium

Regions and regional organisations in global migration governance

Being (in)visible : exploring the post-return categorisations of cameroonian migrants

Critical reflections on assisted return programmes and practices

The legitimisation of the policy objective of sustainable reintegration

Migration, governance, and the co-production of urban spaces

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