After irregular migration to Europe shot upward in 2015, development assistance agencies
acquired a renewed mandate: to deter migration from poor countries.“To address the root …

This contribution analyses to what extent the EU's external response to the COVID-19
pandemic, communicated under the label 'Team Europe', represents a critical juncture for …

The year 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the 1969 landmark report 'Partners in
Development'by the Pearson Commission of International Development. This report first …

There is no international regime to comprehensively govern transnational migration in all of
its facets. But scholars and policymakers acknowledge and study the existence of the global …

This article provides a longitudinal analysis on the driving forces behind Europeans'
positions toward development aid and identifies changes in the dynamics following the …

Faced with the largest challenge Europe has confronted since the Second World War, the
EU and its member states naturally spent much of the past weeks focussed on addressing …

Development cooperation (DC) is undergoing fundamental changes for several reasons.
Firstly, the narrative of DC is in flux. For many decades, the Organisation for Economic Co …

Since the turn of the millennium, development aid has become more and more entangled
with border externalization policies by political entities, such as the European Union …

Policymakers and experts have increasingly emphasized the nexus between migration,
security and development in the Sahel, one of the world's poorest regions. Contrary to …

Borders are not naturally occurring features but creations of policy. Once created, they
require substantial work to maintain: border work. The regulation of migration over borders is …