Alizée Dauchy

Alizée Dauchy is a PhD candidate at the Institut d’Études Européennes (IEE; Institute of European Studies) at the University of Saint-Louis, Brussels, and a member of the Euro-African network Migreurop. Since 2017, her work has focused on questioning the processes of externalization of European migration policies. Her research focuses specifically on the law against migrant smuggling and the biometric control of mobility in Niger.

From the Field

Arrests of People Smugglers in Niger: A Criminalization of Mutual-Aid Practices in Migration Situations

Alizée Dauchy & translated by Oliver Waine - 8 July 2022
From the point of view of the Northern states, international migration from the South now has its designated...

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Terrains

Les arrestations de passeurs au Niger : une criminalisation des pratiques d’entraide en situation de migration

Alizée Dauchy - 2 June 2022
Du point de vue des États du Nord, les migrations internationales venues du Sud ont désormais leurs responsables tout...

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