Introduction and Methodology -- PART I: THEORETICAL BACKGROUND AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS -- Theoretical Framework -- Comparative Analysis -- PART II: MIGRATION DISCOURSES AND PRACTICES IN ITALY AND LIBYA -- Italy and Migration -- Libya and Migration -- PART III: EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE BILATERAL AGREEMENTS ON MIGRATION -- Historical Background on the Agreements between Italy and Libya -- Joint Measures on Migration -- PART IV: EXTERNALISATION OF MIGRATION CONTROL MEASURES AND INTER-STATE RELATIONS -- Analysis of Externalisation in the Italian-Libyan Context -- Implications for International Relations Theory
Summary
International migration significantly affects relations of power between countries in the North versus those in the South. This book analyses the contested practice of states to shift border control measures outside their territory, i.e. externalisation. Special attention is devoted to the collaboration on migration between Italy and Libya. Paoletti investigates the extent to which evolving perceptions of migration have affected their wider negotiations. She argues that migration is a bargaining chip which the migrant-sending country uses to manipulate the migrant-receiving one in order to advance its own agenda. This proposition opens up new understandings reframing relations of inequalities among states
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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