Border Crises and Human Mobility in the Mediterranean Global South

lt;b>Stefania Panebianco is Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Catania and Visiting Professor at LUISS-Rome. She holds Jean Monnet Chair EUMedEA (EU Mediterranean Border Crises and European External Action).

Chapter 1. Introduction: Conceptualising the Mediterranean Global South to understand Border Crises and Human Mobility across Borders.- Part 1: Critical Security Approaches to the Mediterranean Global South.- Chapter 2. Mediterranean Security and the World Policies. The Overlooked Link.- Chapter 3. Security in Crisis? The Cultural Production of the 2015 'Mediterranean Immigrant Crisis'.- Part 2: Actors and Practices in Border Crises and Migration.- Chapter 4. Power and Security in the Mediterranean Global South and at the Eastern EU borders: Russia in Syria and Ukraine.- Chapter 5. The EU and the Politics of Migration in the Mediterranean: from Crisis Management to Management in Crisis.- Chapter 6. The Changing Policies of International Institutions: Human Mobility in the Mediterranean.- Part 3: Contemporary Insecurities Across the Borders.- Chapter 7. Climate Change Migration enters the Agenda of the Wider Mediterranean: the Long Way towards Global Governance.- Chapter 8. Syrians in Turkey: a Case for Human Security and State Capacity.- Chapter 9. Migration of Unaccompanied Children: Is the EU up to the Challenge? A Legal Perspective of the Southern Mediterranean.- Chapter 10. Conclusion: Looking ahead, setting the future agenda to address border insecurities and human mobility in the Mediterranean Global South.