‘They tell us to keep our distance, but we sleep five people in one tent’: The opportunistic governance of displaced people in Calais during the COVID-19 pandemic

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RT @MariaHagan1: ✨New article out on how French authorities in #Calais opportunistically used Covid restrictions to undermine the survival…

RT @MariaHagan1: ✨New article out on how French authorities in #Calais opportunistically used Covid restrictions to undermine the survival…

RT @MariaHagan1: ✨New article out on how French authorities in #Calais opportunistically used Covid restrictions to undermine the survival…

That "the state leveraged the exceptional #mobility regimes the #pandemic brought about to strengthen its border deterrence" is opportunism by authorities in #Calais: @MariaHagan1 in @SocCultGeog #borderpolitics #biopolitics #necropolitics #OpenAccess👉 ht

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