Deportation and Forced Return: International Law, Bilateral Agreements, and Practice: Political Economy Dimensions

Key Points

• The article analyzes the intersections of international law and political economy regarding deportation in Egypt.
• Analyzes literature and verified scholarship on deportation and forced return.
• Organizes key themes related to international law and bilateral agreements.
• Presents theoretical and practical implications for the African context.
• Identifies critical institutional and policy dynamics influencing deportation practices.
• Highlights the implications of bilateral agreements on forced returns in Egypt.
• Concludes with a practical synthesis of the core arguments related to the political economy.

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