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15 April 2016

Book Review: Terrorism and Exclusion from Refugee Status in the UK

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29 March 2016

Turkey as a Safe Third Country?

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2 March 2016

Symbolic Borders in Detention Spaces: Inside a German Refugee Camp

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19 February 2016

Book Review: Seeking Asylum in the European Union

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15 February 2016

Ending the Detained Fast Track?

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5 February 2016

Integrate or Return: Staff Friction at Reception Centers

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3 February 2016

Being Nice, But Not Naive

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22 January 2016

Joe's Story

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14 January 2016

Immigration Detention in the UK Under Review (Again)

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9 December 2015

Between ‘Voluntary’ Departure to an Undisclosed Third State and Indefinite Detention

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5 October 2015

Hungary’s Actions: Past the Borderline of International Law

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16 September 2015

The Dutch Response to the Refugee Crisis

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7 September 2015

Remains of Rescue and Confinement: Humanitarian Bordering in Lampedusa

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16 July 2015

The Moral Economy of Migration among Afghans in Europe

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15 July 2015

Migrants Arriving in Athens: No Reception and No Place to Go

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