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Performing secrecy: hiding and obfuscation in Frontex’s pushbacks scandal

Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 2023
In this paper, I investigate how non-knowledge about border violence is maintained through secrecy. I do so by focusing on Frontex's maritime pushback scandal. The first argument I develop is that secrecy takes the form of hiding and obfuscation.
Georgios Glouftsios
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Faire sombrer Frontex

Plein droit, 2014
C’est pour lutter contre le déni, l’hypocrisie et le cynisme des politiqueseuropéennes de lutte contre l’immigration qu’a été lancée en 2013 la campagne Frontexit. Elle appelle à la suppression de l’agence Frontex, qu’elle désigne comme le bras opérationnel d’une vision inhumaine des migrations, fondée sur la fermeture des frontières et niant les ...
Caroline Intran, Anna Sibley
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Operational Collaboration Between CSDP Missions and FRONTEX: Would Responsibility for (Shared) Damages Be Possible When Fundamental Rights are at Stake?

European Foreign Affairs Review
Regulation 2019/1896 allows the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (FRONTEX) to adopt working arrangements with Common Security and Defence Policy missions (CSDP missions) on operational issues. Two such arrangements are in force: one with EUNAVFOR
María Barajas
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FRONTEX

2013
Since its founding in 2005, the European border agency Frontex has been expanded financially and in human resources, becoming a key player in European border security policy. Although the field of activity has been expanded, the legal framework of the agency has remained the same since its inception. Thus, the responsibility for Frontex operations lies
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Frontex and Denmark

European Journal of Policing Studies, 2013
Frontex and Denmark Denmark, as is known, maintains four EU cooperation opt-outs as a result of its Maastricht Treaty referendum on 18 May 1993. In spite of this, Denmark remains an active partner in matters relating to the European Agency for the Management of Operational Cooperation at the External Borders of the Member States of the ...
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Frontex’ Verantwortlichkeit für Push-Backs an den Außengrenzen der Europäischen Union

If push-backs take place in the context of joint operations of the European Border and Coast Guard, the member states responsible for the operation have usually been identified to date. This not only disregards the greatly expanded powers of Frontex, but
Dela Fabienne Kienast
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La responsabilité extracontractuelle de Frontex à la lumière des conclusions des avocats généraux dans les affaires Hamoudi et WS e.a.

Journal d'actualité du Droit International et Européen
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Mohammed Rakraki
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THE CONTRIBUTION OF EUROPOL, FRONTEX, EPPO AND EUROJUST IN THE AREA OF FREEDOM, SECURITY AND JUSTICE

European Journal of Political Science Studies
The aim of this paper is the critical presentation of the European Union (EU) legal texts and especially of the main European Organizations that are activated in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ) [Schengen Area] and specifically in dealing
Tryfon Korontzis
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FRONTEX

2011
Since the inclusion of the Schengen Agreement into EU primary law in 1999, EU border and migration policy has reached a new dimension. A "common" external border was established through the elimination of internal border controls, which is not only manifested along geographical borders and within the territory of the EU, but also in third states ...
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Frontex's expanding mandate: Has democratic control caught up?

European Law Journal
This article analyses to what extend the rapid growth of Frontex has been accompanied by adequate democratic accountability, whereby the author draws on her experiences as a Member of Parliament.
T. Strik
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