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22 November 2021

Putting The ‘Justice’ (Back?) Into The ‘Criminal Justice Approach’ To Anti-Trafficking

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12 November 2019

Managing Non-Citizens Through the Criminal Justice System: The Mass Prosecution of Migrants Under Operation Streamline

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15 March 2019

Jus Puniendi in the International?

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14 March 2019

The Fight Against Impunity for Sexual Violence in Conflict: Penal Humanitarianism Par Excellence?

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6 March 2019

Penal Humanitarianism and Sovereign Power

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10 July 2017

Secure Communities and Unsecure Households

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31 March 2017

Book Review: Caught Up – Girls, Surveillance and Wraparound Incarceration

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24 March 2017

The Problem with the Prosecution of Refugees

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22 March 2017

New Article: Criminal Cases Review Commission’s Response to Wrongful Convictions of Refugees and Asylum Seekers

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20 March 2017

Prosecuting Refugees: Wrongful Convictions, Unlawful Practices

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8 February 2017

A U.S. Immigration Clinic in the Age of Trump

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18 January 2017

Race in the Shadow of Law: State Violence in Contemporary Europe

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11 January 2017

New Publication on Criminal Justice Adjudication and Mass Migration

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5 October 2016

Immigration Detention in Spain: Law Acting as a Gatekeeper Amidst Bureaucratic Justice

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19 September 2016

Enforcing the Boundaries of Belonging: Race, Criminal Justice and Migration Control

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