Abstract
This invited talk examined the digitalization of European border control systems, analyzing how technological infrastructures reshape migration governance and create new forms of mobility control. The presentation drew on ethnographic research to reveal the gaps between policy intentions and ground-level implementation of digital border technologies.
Details
An invited presentation examining the digital transformation of European border control systems, based on ethnographic research conducted along Southern Italian and Franco-Italian borders. The talk explored how digital infrastructures create new forms of categorization and control in migration governance.