Posts tagged 9/11
In Defense of Political Economy Analysis: What “Following the Money” Reveals About the Role of Surveillance in Europe’s Migration Policy
In Defense of Political Economy Analysis: What “Following the Money” Reveals About the Role of Surveillance in Europe’s Migration Policy

Europe's securitized migration policies stem from post-Cold War defense industries' economic strategies, while its border externalization practices, including selling surveillance tech to authoritarian regimes, expose the profit-driven motives behind its migration management, challenging the prevailing "European liberal order" narrative.

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EuropeBy Hanadi Aminneoliberalism, political economy, markets, surveillance, surveillance technology, Middle East, Africa, Syria, Greece, Niger, Libya, Egypt, Iran, Turkey, Mediterranean, Europe, European Union, European Commission, France, Italy, Germany, United Kingdom, social control, security, securitization, defense, migration, borders, border externalization, patrolling, privatization, 9/11, drones, militarization, terrorism, civilian markets, public-private partnerships, Frontex, Area SpA, Cold War, Arab Spring, protests, Bashar al-Assad
Pakistan: Judas of the American Alliance
Pakistan: Judas of the American Alliance

The U.S. has long seen Pakistan as an ally in South and Central Asia despite a long history of the Pakistani government supporting terrorist groups who have sought to attack America, a policy that continues today.

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Middle EastBy Joe ClarkAfghanistan, United States, allies, occupation, humanitarian crisis, terrorism, government, democracy, political freedom, containment, Taliban, Biden, corruption, foreign policy, international relations, war, conflict, Pakistan, Al Qaeda, 9/11, Bin Laden