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4 February 2016

Finding Professional Satisfaction in Low Status Police Work

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2 February 2016

Divided Loyalties: Frontex and Police Culture at EU’s External Borders

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1 February 2016

Tales of Legitimate Immigration Detention

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11 January 2016

Policing Migration in an Era of Mass Mobility

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22 May 2015

The Use of Informants in Immigration Policing

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21 May 2015

Denying Migrants the 'Right to Rent': Enlisting Landlords in Immigration Surveillance

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20 May 2015

The Boundaries of Belonging and the Immigration Policy Patchwork

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19 May 2015

Not Making it in the Netherlands: Excluding Irregular Immigrants to the Max

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20 April 2015

The Humanitarian Policing of ‘Our Sea’

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14 April 2015

‘Race’ to Borders or Why Brown Death Matters

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13 April 2015

The Racism and Immorality of the Operation Gatekeeper Death Trap

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9 April 2015

Interior Enforcement and the Racial Construction of the Border

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18 March 2015

Book Review: Traces of Terror: Counter-Terrorism Law, Policing, and Race

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13 February 2015

Widening Participation, Consolidating Research: Developments on the Blog

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28 November 2014

Trajectories of Immigration Enforcement and the Criminal Justice System: The Costs and Benefits of Inequality

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