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Title:Posmrtni itinerariji ljudi, ki prehajajo meje na območju Slovenije
Authors:ID Lipovec Čebron, Uršula (Author)
ID Škerl Kramberger, Uroš (Author)
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Language:Slovenian
Typology:1.01 - Original Scientific Article
Organization:Logo IČKZ - Institute for the Journal for the Critique of Science
Abstract:Evropski mejni režim je številna območja Slovenije spremenil v območja »nekropolitičnega « nadzora (Davies et al., 2017; prim. Mbembe, 2003), ki uporabljajo smrtonosno politiko kot način upravljanja meja (Iliadou, 2019: 181). Čeprav se smrti na mejah dogajajo v številnih krajih Slovenije, pa je ta pojav v javnosti precej spregledan. Odsotnost pozornosti ter pomanjkanje uradnih statistik sta naju spodbudila, da sva začela s pomočjo medijskih, policijskih in drugih poročil ter različnih baz podatkov o smrtih sestavljati seznam ilegaliziranih migrantov in migrantk, ki so umrli na območju Slovenije, obenem pa etnografsko raziskovati te smrti v različnih krajih in ustanovah. V prvem delu prispevka sva analizirala nekatere vidike tega seznama, pri čemer sva ugotovila: prvič, da veliko umrlih ostane neidentificiranih; drugič, da se mnogi umrli utopijo v rekah; in tretjič, da so migrantske smrti v uradnih statistikah pogosto kategorizirane kot nesreče, ne da bi se razkrile njihove nekropolitične okoliščine. V drugem delu članka sva na osnovi koncepta posmrtnih itinerarijev (Kobelinsky, 2020b) poskušala rekonstruirati poti, po katerem prehajajo telesa ilegaliziranih migrantov in migrantk v Sloveniji. Pri tem sva bila pozorna na perspektive raznolikih akterjev in akterk, ki sodelujejo v režimu smrti na meji (Cuttita idr., 2020: 46) ter so udeleženi v različnih »postajah« posmrtnih itinerarijev, med katerimi sva izpostavila faze odkritja, obdukcije, hrambe in pokopa.
Keywords:koridorji, smrti na mejah, posmrtni itinerariji, identifikacija, Slovenija, evropski mejni režim, migracije, družba, begunci
Publication version:Version of Record
Publication date:01.01.2026
Year of publishing:2025
Number of pages:str. 195-220
Numbering:Vol. 53, št. 295
PID:20.500.12556/DiRROS-28264 New window
UDC:314.117-054.72-027.583
ISSN on article:0351-4285
COBISS.SI-ID:269380355 New window
Publication date in DiRROS:20.03.2026
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Language:English
Title:Postmortem itineraries of border crossers in the territory of Slovenia
Abstract:The European border regime has transformed numerous areas of Slovenia into zones of necropolitical control (Davies et al. 2017; cf. Mbembe 2003), which uses thanatopolitics as a mode of border management (Iliadou 2019: 181). Despite the fact that deaths at the borders occur in many places in Slovenia, this phenomenon remains largely overlooked by the public. The lack of attention and the absence of official statistics prompted the authors of this article to start compiling a list of illegalized migrants who died in Slovenia on the basis of media, Police and other reports, including various lists of dead and missing migrants, while also conducting ethnographic research about these deaths in various locations across Slovenia. In the first part of the article, we analysed some aspects of this list, with several findings: first, many of the deceased remain unidentified; second, the majority of them drowned in rivers; and third, in official statistics migrant deaths are often categorized as accidents without revealing their necropolitical circumstances. In the second part of the article, based on the concept of postmortem itineraries (Kobelinsky 2020b), we attempted to reconstruct the paths the bodies of illegalized migrants take in Slovenia. In doing so, we paid attention to the perspectives of the various actors involved in the border death regime (Cuttita et al., 2020: 46) and who participate in the different ‘stations’ of postmortem itineraries among which we emphasized the phases of discovery, autopsy, storage and burial.
Keywords:Border deaths, postmortem itineraries, migration, identification, Slovenia


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