online 2159-1229 Pages 1-19 Tags Borders Migrants Peer-to-peer migrant intermediaries information campaigns funding information and awareness-raising initiatives to deter irregular immigration. These programmes increasingly intermediaries with a migration background in so-called peer-to-peer information dissemination activities. Their Their peerness is considered an efficient tool to gain potential migrants trust and ultimately enforce migration returnees in Senegal. The paper argues that peer-to-peer information dissemination entails inherent tensions (border) work? Conflicting dynamics and effects of “peer-to-peer” intermediation in North and West Africa. Journal (Border)Work? Conflicting Dynamics and Effects of “Peer-to-peer” Intermediation in North and West Africa

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yet they are also able to seize fresh opportunities to reactivate opposition to migration notably via Comparative Politics LIEN Cambridge Abstract While we know that the far right thrives when migration is no longer under the spotlight Building on 25 face-to-face interviews with activists mobilized against far-right framing of migration as a non-salient issue. We find that far-right groups indeed reframe their messages and emphasize pragmatic and technocratic approaches to border control and migration management. In uncovering Right Out of Its Comfort Zone? Framing Opposition to Immigration during COVID-19 in Italy

of Member States failing to respect these values. In 1999 the inclusion of J rg Haider's far-right Freedom in this review we provide an overview of the EU's responses. Is the EU better equipped to safeguard its The response to the dismantling of the RoL in certain Member States indirectly corresponds to a complex open to interpretation and its effectiveness will depend on both internal and external factors. We discuss Wiley Online Introduction Democracy has been central to the process of European integration. Even though The European Union's Response to the Rule of Law Crisis and the Making of the New Conditionality Regime

crisis reshaped the EU s modes of governance We argue that to safeguard this common value the EU is evolving regulation in core state powers in times of crises 2.0 to regulation on the core values of the polity 3.0 the rule of law EU institutional actors have sought to strengthen rulemaking rule monitoring and rule enforcement shifting from the traditional regulatory state 1.0 to regulation in core state powers 2.0 the regulatory polity 3.0 strengthens the EU s institutional capacity to act when the rule of law is under strain through with the Rule of Law: When Depoliticising Goals Lead to Uneven Politicisation

sudden paradigm shift brought about by the pandemic we argue that it occurred through successive episodes responsibility and responsiveness from the Eurocrisis to NextGenerationEU

crisis reshaped the EU s modes of governance We argue that to safeguard this common value the EU is evolving regulation in core state powers in times of crises 2.0 to regulation on the core values of the polity 3.0 the rule of law EU institutional actors have sought to strengthen rulemaking rule monitoring and rule enforcement shifting from the traditional regulatory state 1.0 to regulation in core state powers 2.0 the regulatory polity 3.0 strengthens the EU s institutional capacity to act when the rule of law is under strain through with the Rule of Law: When Depoliticising Goals Lead to Uneven Politicisation

. Connections matter to both parties and CSOs. For parties their connections to organised civil society CSOs parties are gatekeepers to public office providing channels for CSOs to influence policymaking and evolving and throw light on challenges to their legitimacy. To explore this question I draw on the growing between political parties and civil society are central to ensuring that the concerns and preferences of ordinary society provide pathways to large numbers of voters sources of policy advice and expertise and sounding boards From Divergence to Convergence: Degrees of Formality in the Connections Between Two Flemish Progressive

participants are introduced to the conceptual frameworks and statistical tools needed to set up their own research field of life course studies or to harness the power of longitudinal data to answer their research questions The SLLS Summer School's aim is to give an overview of the main theoretical and methodological approaches students this summer school gives an introduction to life course perspectives in sociology demography registration please send the following documents to slls-summerschool@ulb.be A motivation letter presenting Lifecourse Studies will take place from July 7th to 11th at the School of Public Health of the Université Longitudinal and Life Course Research (7th of July to 11th of July 2025)

responded to the rising attention to political violence in general In particular in response to the MeToo politics a pertinent question to address is whether and how parties organize to ensure that such behaviors policies and established mechanisms specifically to prevent and address harassment intimidation and violence parties spanning the ideological spectrum from left to right. The preliminary conclusion is that there is variation. Some parties have implemented regulations to prevent and address harassment intimidation and violence violence in politics, and what party organizations do to prevent and handle it