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21 November 2014

“Our Boats, Our People, Our Knowledge”

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19 November 2014

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

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1 October 2014

Blogging Personal Narratives of Deportation: Interview with Life After Deportation

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3 September 2014

Research Notes: Asylum Seeking and the Global City

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24 July 2014

Tactics and Counter-tactics in Europe’s Border Control Landscape

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11 July 2014

R (Detention Action) v SSHD: A (Partial) Victory Against Detained Fast Track

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8 July 2014

Canadian Court Rules that Denying Asylum Seekers’ Access to Public Health Care is “Cruel and Unusual Treatment” and Discriminatory

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9 June 2014

Comparing the Detention of Asylum Seekers in the UK and the US

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14 May 2014

Living at the Border: Refugee and Migrant Stories from Italy

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12 May 2014

‘The Securitization of Migration and Refugee Women’: Qualitative Research with Somali Women in Malta

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2 April 2014

What Does a Woman Need to Know Before her Asylum Interview?

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14 March 2014

Border Security and the Neoliberal 'Dungeon': A Canadian Case

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3 March 2014

The Politics of Life at Sea: A Note on Sources

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28 February 2014

Wrongly Convicted Asylum Seekers: Whose Responsibility?

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26 February 2014

A Place of Greater Safety: The Prosecution of Refugees for Passport Offences

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