By living exclusively for the present, we let ourselves be hemmed in by an ocean of death. By reviving the past, we enlarge our living space
By living exclusively for the present, we let ourselves be hemmed in by an ocean of death. By reviving the past, we enlarge our living space
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Liza Schuster
Liza Schuster is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Sociology at
City University, London. She is currently working on a study of
migrants in transit, and also works on migration, asylum and racism in
Europe.
Recent articlesThings can only get worse
Once again, the European Union has rejected the opportunity to correct some of the worst abuses on its territory and instead will introduce a Returns Directive that institutionalizes the worst practices. And yet the UK will not sign - although in some respects it needs to be restrained most. An open debate on open borders: reply to Stephen CastlesTodays utopia is tomorrows realism. Keeping alive the possibility of a free migration, open borders policy is an investment in everyones future. Asylum-seekers and state racism in EuropePeople fleeing to Europe to seek protection against human rights abuses are trapped in a further cycle of degradation. With a panoply of controls, states ignore or circumvent existing conventions across the continent. How then can the rights of asylum-seekers be defended? |
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