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16 February 2015

Thinking and Talking about Research Methodologies: Why Should we Bother?

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13 February 2015

Widening Participation, Consolidating Research: Developments on the Blog

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23 January 2015

The Deportation Corridor: A Spatial, Institutional and Affective State of Transit

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16 January 2015

From the Field: The Challenges of Conducting Research with Victims of Mass Atrocities

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14 January 2015

Making Art in Immigration Detention

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19 November 2014

Asylum Seeking, Identity Tracking Techniques, and the Paradox of Web Truths

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5 November 2014

From the Field: Back and Forth in a Special Hospital

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2 July 2014

No Place to Hide? The Ethics and Analytics of Tracking Mobility Using Mobile Phone Data

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11 April 2014

From the Field: Vicarious Trauma

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24 February 2014

A Visit to Vårdcentralen

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14 February 2014

From the Field: Taking Photos Inside Immigration Detention

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10 February 2014

Gaining Access to Prison: Authority, Negotiations, and Flexibility in the Field

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25 November 2013

On My Way to the Field…

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7 November 2013

Spatial Orders, Porous Confinements, and the Role of Critique

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28 October 2013

Between Fascination and Fear: Reflections on Conducting Research in a Dangerous Prison

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