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3 November 2022

‘Deviant States’, Deportation and Border Disruption

by: Henrietta McNeill

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27 October 2022

Book Review: Corpi Reclusi in Attesa di Espulsione

by: Teresa Degenhardt

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21 February 2022

Everyday Violence and Resistance in Europe’s ‘Migration Management’ During the Covid-19 Pandemic

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29 November 2021

The Membership Lottery: New Zealand’s COVID-19 Quarantine and the Convergence of Border and Infectious Disease Control

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14 September 2021

Membership Without Mobility: The Counterfactual as Fact

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17 May 2021

A Tale of Two Countries Sans Its Citizens

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10 December 2020

From the Zero Line: Covid and Citizen Mobility

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2 December 2020

COVID-19 Exposes the Realities of Europe’s Neglected Essential Workers

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20 November 2020

‘No one is looking at us anymore’: Migrant Detention and Covid-19 in Italy

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23 July 2020

Covid-19 and Refugees in India: A Tale of Exclusion and Counter-Exclusion

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22 July 2020

One Month On: Trump and Public Health Securitisation at the Border

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21 July 2020

Immigration Detention in the Age of COVID-19: A View from Canada

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15 July 2020

The Entrenchment of the Medical Border in Pandemic Times

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13 July 2020

Detained and Disregarded: How COVID-19 Has Affected Detained and Deportable Migrants in Sweden

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9 July 2020

The Continued Detention of Migrants in U.S. Detention Centers During the COVID Pandemic

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