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Maissam Nimer

Istanbul
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Assoc. Prof at Akdeniz University, research in migration, social and gender inequalities, development; @ipc_ipm alum @akdenizun
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Generating instability? The impact of the EU's hybrid migration governance in Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan

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By Luke Cooper, Maissam Nimer
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abstract This article analyses the migration agreements between the European Union (EU) and Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan. These international policy frameworks were negotiated in tandem with one another, and all were announced in 2016. Drawing on fieldwork conducted in the three countries, the article argues that they fuse humanitarian elements with a bloc-based security logic in an ad-hoc mix that lacks substantive legitimacy in the three states, rendering the frameworks unstable.
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Search results for Area Studies

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By Maissam Nimer, Yaşar Tolga Cora, Michał Marciak, Bartłomiej Szypuła
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
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Beyond Social Mobility: Biographies, Habitus and Responses to Changing ‘Conditions of Existence’ among University Scholarship Students

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By Maissam Nimer
| SAGE Publishing
Introduction Globally, access to higher education has widened to classes that did not have access before, with the trend in massification of higher education as ‘one of the norms of modernization’ (Marginson, 2016). More and more young people are expected to continue in the field of education to enter the ‘knowledge economy’ (Christie, 2009).
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