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Technology and countersurveillance: holding governments accountable for refugee externalization policies
Daniel Ghezelbash
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Macquarie Law School
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Business & Economics
Accountability
26%
Asylum Seekers
32%
Externalization
93%
Government
42%
Migrants
43%
Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs)
24%
Obligation
21%
Public Opinion
24%
Refugees
69%
Secrecy
60%
Surveillance
26%
United States of America
9%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
accountability
30%
asylum seeker
46%
border
20%
Europe
16%
nongovernmental organization
26%
policy
43%
public
32%
public opinion
31%
refugee
100%
surveillance
23%
Social Sciences
asylum seeker
26%
experience
7%
international obligations
32%
migrant
35%
non-governmental organization
24%
public opinion
21%
refugee
61%
responsibility
13%
secrecy
54%
surveillance
20%