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8 March 2022

Intensifying Everyday Cruelties in the UK Asylum System: An Analysis Based on Sudanese People’s Experience

23 February 2022

Psychological Disorder, Stress and Suicidal Tendency Among Sudanese Refugees in France

23 February 2022

Sudanese Migrants Countering ‘Everyday Violence’ In Brussels: Together We Are Even More Resilient

23 November 2016

A Resource, a Hindrance: The Border Between the two Sudans from the Perspective of Refugees from Sudan’s Blue Nile State

22 May 2015

Centering Orality: Exploring Gendered Wartime Violence with South Sudanese Women Elders

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20 October 2026

EU ‘Deportation Regulation’: a massive expansion of immigration detention

by: Galatea Scotti, Chiara Catelli

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11 September 2026

Lharba at the border: Escape, rumours, and the making of the 2026 Ceuta crossings

by: Rachid Benharrousse

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6 October 2026

Out of sight, out of mind? How a colonial past shapes the Italy-Libya migration partnership

by: Diana Volpe

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16 October 2026

University entanglement with carceral border institutions: Medical Education, dual loyalty and complicity in Italy-Albania detention centres

by: Nicola Cocco, Kristina Millona, Patrizia Borsellino, Vittorio Agnoletto, Antonello D’Elia, Lara Tavoschi, Francesca Cimino, Fabio Perocco, Francesca Esposito, Chiara Montaldo, Camilla Ponti

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23 October 2026

EU ‘Deportation Regulation’: ‘Alternatives to detention’ and the expanded toolbox for control, surveillance and coercion

by: Galatea Scotti, Chiara Catelli

Border Criminologies Blog

Intensifying Everyday Cruelties in the UK Asylum System: An Analysis Based on Sudanese People’s Experience

Psychological Disorder, Stress and Suicidal Tendency Among Sudanese Refugees in France

Sudanese Migrants Countering ‘Everyday Violence’ In Brussels: Together We Are Even More Resilient

A Resource, a Hindrance: The Border Between the two Sudans from the Perspective of Refugees from Sudan’s Blue Nile State

Centering Orality: Exploring Gendered Wartime Violence with South Sudanese Women Elders

Top blogs posts this month

1)

EU ‘Deportation Regulation’: a massive expansion of immigration detention

2)

Lharba at the border: Escape, rumours, and the making of the 2026 Ceuta crossings

3)

Out of sight, out of mind? How a colonial past shapes the Italy-Libya migration partnership

4)

University entanglement with carceral border institutions: Medical Education, dual loyalty and complicity in Italy-Albania detention centres

5)

EU ‘Deportation Regulation’: ‘Alternatives to detention’ and the expanded toolbox for control, surveillance and coercion

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Border Criminologies Blog

Intensifying Everyday Cruelties in the UK Asylum System: An Analysis Based on Sudanese People’s Experience

Psychological Disorder, Stress and Suicidal Tendency Among Sudanese Refugees in France

Sudanese Migrants Countering ‘Everyday Violence’ In Brussels: Together We Are Even More Resilient

A Resource, a Hindrance: The Border Between the two Sudans from the Perspective of Refugees from Sudan’s Blue Nile State

Centering Orality: Exploring Gendered Wartime Violence with South Sudanese Women Elders

Top blogs posts this month

1)

EU ‘Deportation Regulation’: a massive expansion of immigration detention

2)

Lharba at the border: Escape, rumours, and the making of the 2026 Ceuta crossings

3)

Out of sight, out of mind? How a colonial past shapes the Italy-Libya migration partnership

4)

University entanglement with carceral border institutions: Medical Education, dual loyalty and complicity in Italy-Albania detention centres

5)

EU ‘Deportation Regulation’: ‘Alternatives to detention’ and the expanded toolbox for control, surveillance and coercion

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