On 14 September 2022, Migreurop is publishing its 4th Atlas!
This volume offers an original and illuminating examination of contemporary migration issues based on the multifaceted concept of ‘freedom of movement’.
Used as a slogan to signal a radical rejection of current migration policies, this concept is also one of the cornerstones of European integration, as well as of other regional frameworks.
To better understand it, this 4th Atlas offers a critical analysis of the policies (…)

A critical geography of migration policies

The Atlas of Migration in Europe is a committed Atlas that underlines the inconsistencies and the consequences of migration management in the European Union. To understand the evolution of the European migration policy, Migreurop gathered information on a reality that is elusive, because of its geographical scale, but also of a desire for concealment by European governments.
Those fleeing war, poverty or political crises frequently risk their lives as they attempt to find sanctuary outside (…)

A critical geography of migration policies

Since the mid-1980s, European countries continue to strengthen immigration controls at their borders, as well as in transit countries. As a result, migrants’ routes become more and more dangerous and the poorest population of the planet is assigned to “house arrest”.
In 2013 it wouldn’t be possible for an Atlas on European Union (EU) asylum and immigration policies to ignore the dramatic situations permanently ongoing at its borders. Every year, hundreds of exiles die, by drowning, by (…)