Bordering and Debordering Spaces of Asylum in the City of Frankfurt: Municipal Refugee Accommodation and Neighbourhood‐Based Volunteering
Bordering and Debordering Spaces of Asylum in the City of Frankfurt: Municipal Refugee Accommodation and Neighbourhood‐Based Volunteering
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10.1111/anti.12742
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2021-07
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Martin J. Blank
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作者：
Martin J. Blank
将难民隔离在集体收容中心是欧洲边境制度及其复杂的包容性和排斥性相互作用的一个组成部分。然而，相应的空间、象征和话语界限并不是简单地从上层政治上实施的，而是每天在实地进行谈判的。在德国，一个重要的参与者群体是社区志愿者。这些团体经常伴随住宿中心提供支撑结构。基于关键边境研究领域的贡献以及德国法兰克福市政住宿设施的例子，本文展示了志愿者如何一方面通过他们的实践和与难民及其他人的接触，另一方面通过主流话语、机构和法规，参与当地特定庇护空间的产生，这些空间的特点是同时且矛盾的边界和去边界过程。
The segregation of refugees in collective accommodation centres represents an integral component of the European border regime and its complex interplay of inclusion and exclusion. The corresponding spatial, symbolic and discursive demarcations, however, are not simply implemented politically from above, but negotiated on the ground on a daily basis. One crucial group of actors in the German context are neighbourhood‐based volunteers. These groups frequently accompany accommodation centres with support structures. Based on contributions in the field of critical border studies and on the example of a municipal accommodation facility in Frankfurt, Germany, this paper demonstrates how volunteers, through their practices and engagement with refugees and others, on one hand, and dominant discourses, institutions and regulations on the other, participate in the production of locally specific spaces of asylum that are marked by simultaneous and contradictory processes of bordering and debordering.