4 Transnational Repression, Non-state Authoritarianism and Diaspora Politics

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. List of Figures and Tables viii
4. About the Contributors ix
5. Introduction: Transnational Repression as a Growing Global Threat 1
6. Part I Conceptualising and Unpacking Transnational Repression
7. 1 Extraterritorial Practices of Authoritarian States: A Typology and Mapping 25
8. 2 Global Autocracies: Strategies of Transnational Repression in World Politics 48
9. 3 Nowhere to Hide: Digital Transnational Repression against Exiled Activists from the Middle East 71
10. 4 Transnational Repression, Non-state Authoritarianism and Diaspora Politics 94
11. Part II Conditions and Causal Mechanisms Facilitating Transnational Repression over Time
12. 5 Autocratisation as a Facilitator of Transnational Repression in East and Southeast Asia 119
13. 6 Biopolitics without Borders: China’s Racially Profiled Transnational Repression of the Uyghur People 143
14. 7 How Diasporas Contribute to Authoritarian Governance: The Case of Eritrea 165
15. Part III Transnational Repression and the Role of Host Countries
16. 8 US–Philippine Relations and the Transnational Repression of Filipino American Activists during the Marcos Dictatorship 187
17. 9 ‘Backdoor Extraditions’: How Authoritarian Regimes Manipulate the US Immigration System to Persecute Dissidents 209
18. 10 Turkey’s Diasporic Landscapes amid Authoritarianism: Transnational Repression, Everyday Dynamics and Hostcountry Responses 234
19. 11 Transnational Repression and Migration Diplomacy: The Case of Italian–Egyptian Relations 259
20. Part IV Transnational Repression and the Role of International Institutions and Law
21. 12 International Organisations as Tools of Transnational Repression: Strategies of Institutional Manipulation and Resistance 287
22. 13 Confronting Transnational Repression Using International Law 313
23. Conclusion: The Future of Transnational Repression Research and Policy 335
24. Index 344