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27 June 2025

Resettlement as a Temporal Border

by: Laura Lambert

25 June 2025

Denmark’s Supreme Court stops illegal sentencing of refugees for entering with false documents

by: Michala Clante Bendixen

20 June 2025

‘Crimmigrant other’ narratives fail to capture diversity among immigration detainees: the case of Hong Kong

by: Wing Yin Anna Tsui

13 June 2025

The end of the India-Myanmar Free Movement Regime: looking at cross-border trade, kinship, and security

by: Luke Rimmo Lego

Four women wearing burkas walk along a path next to a patch of grass, with residential buildings in the background. One woman holds a child's hand.

9 June 2025

Pakistan’s deportation policy: Questioning its adherence to non-refoulement

by: Hanna Gjelsvik Berg

6 June 2025

Book Review: After Border Externalization: Migration, Race and Labour in Mauritania by Hassan Ould Moctar

by: Imen El Amouri

30 May 2025

Creating counternarratives on immigration detention: from individual academic research to community-engaged participatory processes

by: Francesca Esposito

26 May 2025

Using freedom of information requests to trace U.S. immigration detention economies and expansion

by: Deirdre Conlon, Nancy Hiemstra

23 May 2025

Slow Academia, Understanding, and Critique: Moving Beyond Emotions

by: Mary Bosworth

19 May 2025

Methodological Challenges in Researching Violence in Detention

by: Andriani Fili

16 May 2025

Runaway Boats and Risky Rescues: How EU Policy Endangers Rescue

by: Rebecca Solovej

16 May 2025

Nothing ‘voluntary, safe or dignified’ about returns of Syrians from Cyprus

by: Nicoletta Charalambidou

12 May 2025

Safe, voluntary and dignified? Local Jordanian NGO perspectives on Syrian refugee return

by: Lisa Marie Borrelli

9 May 2025

The IOM and the Trump administration: a turning point in the organization’s history?

by: Sabine Dini, Shoshana Fine, Antoine Pécoud

5 May 2025

Racism and Classism at the Heart of Rescission of Venezuelan TPS

by: Elliott Young

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29 September 2025

Italy's Borders Immigration Paradox: Rising Numbers, Falling Crime, and the Reality of Exploitation

by: Luciano Magaldi Sardella, Matteo Mantuano

2)

10 November 2025

UK's Labour’s Immigration White Paper: Reviewed

by: Ananya Kumar-Banerjee

3)

3 November 2025

Afghan Refugees Caught Between Climate Hazards and Deportation in Karachi, Pakistan

by: Nasrat Sayed, Zulfiqar Kunbhar

4)

3 December 2025

On the perils of the ‘Danish model’

by: Sigrid Corry

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17 September 2025

Deported Without Due Process: How Border Militarization Undermines Constitutional and Human Rights

by: Alexandra Wagner

Border Criminologies Blog

Resettlement as a Temporal Border

Denmark’s Supreme Court stops illegal sentencing of refugees for entering with false documents

‘Crimmigrant other’ narratives fail to capture diversity among immigration detainees: the case of Hong Kong

The end of the India-Myanmar Free Movement Regime: looking at cross-border trade, kinship, and security

Pakistan’s deportation policy: Questioning its adherence to non-refoulement

Book Review: After Border Externalization: Migration, Race and Labour in Mauritania by Hassan Ould Moctar

Creating counternarratives on immigration detention: from individual academic research to community-engaged participatory processes

Using freedom of information requests to trace U.S. immigration detention economies and expansion

Slow Academia, Understanding, and Critique: Moving Beyond Emotions

Methodological Challenges in Researching Violence in Detention

Runaway Boats and Risky Rescues: How EU Policy Endangers Rescue

Nothing ‘voluntary, safe or dignified’ about returns of Syrians from Cyprus

Safe, voluntary and dignified? Local Jordanian NGO perspectives on Syrian refugee return

The IOM and the Trump administration: a turning point in the organization’s history?

Racism and Classism at the Heart of Rescission of Venezuelan TPS

Top blogs posts this month

1)

Italy's Borders Immigration Paradox: Rising Numbers, Falling Crime, and the Reality of Exploitation

2)

UK's Labour’s Immigration White Paper: Reviewed

3)

Afghan Refugees Caught Between Climate Hazards and Deportation in Karachi, Pakistan

4)

On the perils of the ‘Danish model’

5)

Deported Without Due Process: How Border Militarization Undermines Constitutional and Human Rights

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Border Criminologies Blog

Resettlement as a Temporal Border

Denmark’s Supreme Court stops illegal sentencing of refugees for entering with false documents

‘Crimmigrant other’ narratives fail to capture diversity among immigration detainees: the case of Hong Kong

The end of the India-Myanmar Free Movement Regime: looking at cross-border trade, kinship, and security

Pakistan’s deportation policy: Questioning its adherence to non-refoulement

Book Review: After Border Externalization: Migration, Race and Labour in Mauritania by Hassan Ould Moctar

Creating counternarratives on immigration detention: from individual academic research to community-engaged participatory processes

Using freedom of information requests to trace U.S. immigration detention economies and expansion

Slow Academia, Understanding, and Critique: Moving Beyond Emotions

Methodological Challenges in Researching Violence in Detention

Runaway Boats and Risky Rescues: How EU Policy Endangers Rescue

Nothing ‘voluntary, safe or dignified’ about returns of Syrians from Cyprus

Safe, voluntary and dignified? Local Jordanian NGO perspectives on Syrian refugee return

The IOM and the Trump administration: a turning point in the organization’s history?

Racism and Classism at the Heart of Rescission of Venezuelan TPS

Top blogs posts this month

1)

Italy's Borders Immigration Paradox: Rising Numbers, Falling Crime, and the Reality of Exploitation

2)

UK's Labour’s Immigration White Paper: Reviewed

3)

Afghan Refugees Caught Between Climate Hazards and Deportation in Karachi, Pakistan

4)

On the perils of the ‘Danish model’

5)

Deported Without Due Process: How Border Militarization Undermines Constitutional and Human Rights

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