The article describes the social life of the thousands of sub-Saharan migrants who, faced with the reinforcement of EU borders, manage - in spite of repression but at an exorbitant human cost - to organize their circulation along the roads of Africa in search of a better life. In the course of their travels they implant veritable migratory relays stations in the places where they stop. The article goes on to present a few socio-political repercussions that must - in this phase of globalization - flow from such transnational, anti-migrant policies currently redrawing the southern boundary of Europe and from the migratory movements trying to get around them. © SAGE Publications 2008.

Autonomie sociale Rpression Dterritorialisation Migration transnationale Frontires Etat-nation Mobilisation Maroc

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