Border Criminologies Blog

Our blog disseminates original research from around the world, first-hand accounts of border control, legal analysis and book reviews. It is part of the Border Criminologies network.

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Holiday Newsletter 2024

20 December 2024

Radical Recognition: A Relational Theory of Justice for Border Criminology

19 December 2024

Vanessa Barker

Autobiographic Reflections on Loss, Longing, and Recovery

18 December 2024

Hyab Yohannes

EU Border Externalisation and Uneven Development In West Africa

17 December 2024

Hassan Ould Moctar

Some Reflections on the Gendered Nature of U.S. Border Policies and Enforcement

16 December 2024

Allison B. Wolf

Border Criminology: An Introduction

The Canary Islands on the border: South of North? North of South?

13 December 2024

Roberto Gil Hernández

Hope and Resistance in the Face of Trump's Reelection

11 December 2024

Bill De La Rosa

Beyond ‘Humane’ Alternatives: The Invisible Violence of Alternatives to Detention for Women in Canada

9 December 2024

Falak Mujtaba

Protective and preventative? Why a consideration of borders in response to forced marriage is necessary to ensure women’s safety.

6 December 2024

Laura Vidal

Siru Tan

Border Criminologies Blog

Holiday Newsletter 2024

Radical Recognition: A Relational Theory of Justice for Border Criminology

Autobiographic Reflections on Loss, Longing, and Recovery

EU Border Externalisation and Uneven Development In West Africa

Some Reflections on the Gendered Nature of U.S. Border Policies and Enforcement

Border Criminology: An Introduction

The Canary Islands on the border: South of North? North of South?

Hope and Resistance in the Face of Trump's Reelection

Beyond ‘Humane’ Alternatives: The Invisible Violence of Alternatives to Detention for Women in Canada

Protective and preventative? Why a consideration of borders in response to forced marriage is necessary to ensure women’s safety.

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