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Externalising EU Migration Policies in Times of Democracy,evice of governmentality. It starts by contextualising the externalisation of the EU migration policies in post-revolutionary Tunisia to highlight the role assigned in the process to civil society. It is stressed that the so-called “vibrant civil society” proves to be a crucial operative category fo

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,“Sweetening the Pill”: “Civil Society” as a Tool of Sedentarisation,unisians as “non-mobile.” Those measures have a strong moral component and contribute to creating cleavage between “good” and “bad” Tunisians. Capacity building programmes for civil society aim at creating a suitable actor to implement those projects in Tunisia. Civil society becomes an intermediary

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Conclusion,s on civil society as a tool to externalise migration governance. This concluding chapter puts forward the idea that this process leads to the exclusion and even, at times, the criminalisation, of a certain type of “uncivil society” that challenges the current migratory regime and (re)politicises th

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