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8 February 2017

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

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25 January 2017

Where do we go from here? A Personal Chronicle of the US Election

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7 December 2016

Deportation, Justice and Anxiety

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30 November 2016

Uprooted Project: Raising Migrants’ Voices

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28 November 2016

A "Crisis" of His Own Making: Trump and Immigration

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4 November 2016

Policing the Boundaries of Belonging

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3 November 2016

Culturalising Crime? Racialisation through Criminal Litigation

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1 November 2016

Crimmigration Law Enforcement: The Intersection of Race and Gender in Border Policing

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31 October 2016

Fleeing the Cycle of Gender-Based Violence in Central America: Female Asylum Seekers from Honduras

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26 October 2016

Raced and Gendered Logics of Immigration Law Enforcement

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24 October 2016

Race, Migration and Criminal Justice

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7 October 2016

Book Review: Migration of Rich Immigrants: Gender, Ethnicity and Class

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5 October 2016

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

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28 September 2016

Fact Check: Did the EU-Turkey Deal Bring Down the Number of Migrants and of Border Deaths?

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28 September 2016

Fact Check: Did ‘Wir Schaffen Das’ Lead to Uncontrolled Mass Migration?

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

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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

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