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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.

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22 May 2018

Migrant Digitalities and the Politics of Dispersal: An Introduction

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8 May 2018

How Do Borders ‘Cross’ Roma?

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1 March 2018

Guilt through Punishment: Border Spectacles, State Violence and Public Attitudes towards Refugees and Displaced People

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5 February 2018

Europe’s Waiting Room for Refugees: Negotiating Borders and Performing Resilience in Serbia

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26 January 2018

Book Discussion Week: Author’s Response

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25 January 2018

Enrolment and Exclusion: Juggling with the Paradoxes of the Welfare State

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24 January 2018

The Border of Punishment: Notes on Vanessa Barker´s Nordic Nationalism and Penal Order: Walling the Welfare State

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23 January 2018

In the Coercive Belly of the Welfare State

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15 December 2017

Italy Strikes Back Again: A Push-back's Firsthand Account

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14 December 2017

Studying conflict and media: Designing a sociological research project on contested territories

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22 November 2017

Volunteers Work to Reduce the Number of Fatalities along the US-Mexico Border

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17 November 2017

Facing (as) the unexpected access to guarded fields: encounters with the Spanish Guardia Civil at a border crossing in Melilla

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13 October 2017

Book Review: The European Commission and the Transformation of EU Borders

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12 October 2017

Accountability at the U.S.-Mexico Border: How Far Do Rights Extend?

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8 May 2017

Economic Migrants and Asylum Seekers in Ten Fingers: Some Reflections on Eurodac and Border Control

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