Understanding emerging strategies in regional migration governance

本项目审查了以公共沟通为基础的新出现的边境管制双边战略。它特别侧重于在印度尼西亚开展的公共宣传运动，其中利用宗教信息(伊斯兰教和基督教)来阻止印度尼西亚社区在前往澳大利亚的途中协助人口走私者和寻求庇护者。将通过定性方法调查这些运动对区域移徙治理的影响和更广泛的影响。该项目旨在介绍政治和宗教舞台交汇处的治理情况，对亚太地区的边界管制具有重要意义，并加深对区域治理进程的了解。

This project examines emerging bilateral strategies in border control that are based on public communication. It focuses specifically on public information campaigns conducted in Indonesia in which religious messaging (Islamic and Christian) is used to discourage Indonesian communities from assisting people-smugglers and asylum seekers en route to Australia. The impact and broader implications of these campaigns for regional migration governance will be investigated through qualitative methods. The project aims to provide an account of governance at the intersection of political and religious arenas with significance for border control in the Asia-Pacific and for an advanced understanding of regional governance processes.