Digitalizing the EU's External Borders

The contributions examine the digitalization of EU border security and asylum procedures from an intersectional perspective. They analyze how AI and other digital technologies serve the EU's political agenda and what impact the understanding of people, especially as a threat to national security, has on human and fundamental rights. They thus shed light on the interconnectedness of (neo-)colonial border regimes, digital technology and larger geopolitical processes of othering.

We would like to thank our cooperation partners: the Queer Asylum Network (QUEAN) and Netzforma*.eV.