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The Revue Européenne des Migrations Internationales (REMI) was launched in 1985 by Gildas Simon. It publishes both empirical and theoretical research works related to international migrations and interethnic relations. While Europe remains the spatial framework of reference, the journal is also open to other areas and migratory systems throughout the world.

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vol. 41 - n°4 | 2025
Repenser le nexus sécurité-migration : nouveaux terrains, nouvelles logiques de sécuritisation contemporaines

Rethinking the Security-Migration Nexus: New Fields, Renewed Contemporary Securitisation Logics
Repensar el nexo entre seguridad y migración: nuevos terrenos, nuevas lógicas de securitización contemporáneas
Edited by Emma Empociello, Matthijs Gardenier and Kamel Doraï
REMI 41 n°4 | Repenser le nexus sécurité-migration : nouveaux terrains, nouvelles logiques de sécuritisation contemporaines
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Credits: Emma Empociello.

This topical collection aims to provide an update on developments in the migration security nexus, firmly establishing migration flows and immigrant populations as falling primarily within the realm of security. Adopting a pluralistic methodological approach, the contributions—which cover European countries such as Germany, France, Luxembourg and Malta, as well as Denmark, and countries in the Global South such as Tuvalu—help outline the contours of the securitisation process of migration. This process involves the institutionalisation and intensification of areas already covered by security, as well as the application of security principles to other areas, such as development aid, humanitarian aid and climate migration. The topical collection also explores the unexpected and undesirable consequences of security policies.

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