Titlebook: Externalising Migration Governance Through Civil Society; Tunisia as a Case St Sabine Dini,Caterina Giusa Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if appli

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Revolution and Migration in Tunisia: A Matter of Civil Society?,visibilised. At the same time, civil society appears as a new actor in the process. The institutionalised participation of civil society in the EU-Tunisia Mobility Partnership negotiations shows the ambiguity of the power dynamics between global governance, the Tunisian government, and the people of Tunisia.

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,“Sweetening the Pill”: “Civil Society” as a Tool of Sedentarisation,y building programmes for civil society aim at creating a suitable actor to implement those projects in Tunisia. Civil society becomes an intermediary between organisations such as Expertise France or the IOM and the “target groups,” be it the “return migrants,” the “members of the diaspora,” or the “potential candidates for irregular migration.”

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,“Tunisie Terre d’Asile”: Constructing Tunisia as a “Destination Country”, therefore, important to find other ways to make Tunisia a “safe country of destination.” This chapter discusses the ways in which civil society contributes to the visibilisation of the question of immigration and asylum and to the perception of Tunisia as a “destination country.”

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Wesley Mendes-Da-Silva,Daniel Reed Bergmanncratic transition” initiated by the Revolution of Dignity, shifting from the state apparatus as a privileged locus of intervention to the “vibrant Tunisian civil society” as a new category relevant to migration policies.

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r the EU externalisation device. Indeed, civil society, far from being a mundane realisation of democracy, appears to be an effective tool to channel the conduct, representations, and normative categories of Tunisian citizens regarding EU migration issues.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-78781-5the regulation of the population orchestrated by successive authoritarian governments. Building on the Foucauldian concept of governmentality, the chapter shows to which extent migration has been a historical means for the government to discipline its population.

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Externalising EU Migration Policies in Times of Democracy,r the EU externalisation device. Indeed, civil society, far from being a mundane realisation of democracy, appears to be an effective tool to channel the conduct, representations, and normative categories of Tunisian citizens regarding EU migration issues.