ince the 1990s, migration in the West has been going through a process of politicization, in part due to the geopolitical shifts that occurred after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the impacts of economic transformations like the Schengen agreements and the rise of anti-immigration sentiments. More contemporarily, the influx refugees in countries like Greece have impacted local, regional and national policy, law and politics.
Following the September 11, 2001 attac
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