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New analysis: Fort Vert: Nature conservation as border regime in Calais

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Immigration Borders
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UK France

24 February 2020

The construction of a nature reserve in Calais as a way to prevent the return of migrant encampments raises important questions over the political uses of the environment in Europe’s border regime.

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