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My article, from the perspective of critical Europeanization studies, argues to consider a postmigratory approach for revisiting not only the ‘nation’ but also ‘Europe’ – as being similarly constituted by long-term colonial and postcolonial migration movements, as well as by Afropean entanglements across a Black Mediterranean. Therefore, migrancy is not only the product but also the producer of a shifting figuration called Europe. Hence, as much as that of the nation, the concept of and the perspective on Europe needs to be ‘migrantized’.
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