Skip to main content
Faculty of law blogs / UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

Main navigation

  • Law Faculty website
  • Leases without reversions: ‘solving’ Milmo v Carreras
Border Criminologies

Breadcrumb

  1. Home
  2. Border Criminologies
Menu
  • About us
  • Contribute to the blog
  • Subscribe to the blog

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. The network regularly hosts in-person and online events – sign up to our monthly newsletter to keep up to date.

Back to Faculty of Law Blogs
More filters Less filters
A digital sketch of luggage left by an open front door, next to a pair of shoes. The plaster on the walls is cracked, with stonework showing through. Outside, a path leads to other houses

1 May 2026

The permanently provisional: Living on a militarised border in south Lebanon

by: Hucen Sleiman

Link arrow icon

13 June 2025

The end of the India-Myanmar Free Movement Regime: looking at cross-border trade, kinship, and security

by: Luke Rimmo Lego

Link arrow icon

2 September 2024

Les enfants de la Clarée: why the Facilitators package is incompatible with the Charter of Fundamental Rights

by: Stefano Zirulia

Link arrow icon

1 December 2023

Enforcing Migration Control on Mountains

by: Deike Janssen

Link arrow icon

5 June 2023

Introducing 'Felt Externalisation': Exploring the Human and Environmental Impacts of EU Borders

by: Ahlam Chemlali

Link arrow icon

23 May 2023

Introducing Postcoloniality and Forced Migration

by: Eva Magdalena Stambøl, Sharla M. Fett, Nina Sahraoui, Martin Lemberg-Pedersen, Lucy Mayblin

Link arrow icon

18 May 2023

Book Review: Policing Mobility Regimes: Frontex and the Production of the European Borderscape

by: Céline Hocquet

Link arrow icon

16 May 2023

A Steel Fence for Europe’s External Borders

by: Angeliki Dimitriadi

Link arrow icon

12 May 2023

The New Old Italian Approach to Migration: Criminalisation of Everything

by: Diana Volpe

Link arrow icon

10 May 2023

The Criminalisation of Migrant Solidarity Actors in the British Tabloid Press

by: Sébastien Bachelet, Maria Hagan

Link arrow icon

3 May 2023

Smoke And Mirrors of the Eco-Politics of Biometrics at the Border

by: Ana Valdivia

Link arrow icon

28 April 2023

Frontex off Campus! An Interview with Professor Michele Lancione

by: Maurice Stierl

Link arrow icon

24 April 2023

Dispassionate Accounts of the Border in the Greater Geneva, the Lille–Kortrijk–Tournai Agglomeration, and the Bayonne –San Sebastian Conurbation

by: Ander Audikana, Garance Clément, Alexis Gumy

Link arrow icon

14 April 2023

Double Book Review: Migrants and Refugees at UK Borders: Hostility and ‘Unmaking’ the Human and Everyday Border Struggles: Segregation and Solidarity in the UK and Calais

by: Victoria Taylor

Link arrow icon

6 April 2023

A Change in the Criminalisation of Asylum Seekers?

by: Henrik Kjellmo Larsen

Link arrow icon
  • Load More

Top blogs posts this month

1)

20 October 2026

EU ‘Deportation Regulation’: a massive expansion of immigration detention

by: Galatea Scotti, Chiara Catelli

2)

11 September 2026

Lharba at the border: Escape, rumours, and the making of the 2026 Ceuta crossings

by: Rachid Benharrousse

3)

6 October 2026

Out of sight, out of mind? How a colonial past shapes the Italy-Libya migration partnership

by: Diana Volpe

4)

16 October 2026

University entanglement with carceral border institutions: Medical Education, dual loyalty and complicity in Italy-Albania detention centres

by: Nicola Cocco, Kristina Millona, Patrizia Borsellino, Vittorio Agnoletto, Antonello D’Elia, Lara Tavoschi, Francesca Cimino, Fabio Perocco, Francesca Esposito, Chiara Montaldo, Camilla Ponti

5)

23 October 2026

EU ‘Deportation Regulation’: ‘Alternatives to detention’ and the expanded toolbox for control, surveillance and coercion

by: Galatea Scotti, Chiara Catelli

With the support of

Connect with us:

Our blogs are written by individual contributors and so consist of individual opinions and viewpoints which are not necessarily the views of either the Faculty of Law or of the University of Oxford.

Contact us

The Faculty of Law, University of Oxford,

St Cross Building,

St Cross Road, Oxford OX1 3UL

Enquiries: See contact emails

  • Privacy Policy
  • Accessibility Statement
  • Cookie Statement
  • Data Protection
  • University of Oxford
  • Non-Oxford login
  • Oxford Login
  • Contact
Link to homepage