Border Criminologies Blog

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.

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Unmasking state-perpetrated crimes during migration control – a new face of crimmigration

8 July 2024

Irina Fehr

Police, Politics and the Immigration-Crime Nexus

24 May 2024

Federico Luis Abiuso

Overlooked Harms: Indefinite Detention and the Australian High Court Decision

11 December 2023

Samantha O'Donnell

Lorena Rivas

Indefinite Detention and the HCA Ruling: A conversation with Behrouz Boochani

4 December 2023

Behrouz Boochani

Claire Loughnan

From Foreigners Tribunal to Tablighi Jamaat: Elusive Bail in India’s Colonial Crimmigration Regime

14 January 2022

The Politics of Counting Migrants’ Deaths in the Mediterranean

23 October 2020

Book Discussion Week: Author’s Response

25 September 2020

Comments on The Crimmigrant Other

24 September 2020

Reading The Crimmigrant Other from a Distant Corner of Europe

23 September 2020

Reading the Crimmigrant Other

22 September 2020

Top Blogs this Month

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‘3 Mexican Countries’: When All Latin American Migrants Become Mexicans

1 October 2019

2)

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

3)

The duty to rescue refugees and migrants at sea

25 March 2020

4)

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

6 June 2025

Imen El Amouri

5)

Crotone court’s judging illegitimate the SOS-Humanity’s seizure. The cooperation with Libyan authorities was not necessary, because what they do cannot be qualified as “rescue”.

28 October 2024

Chiara Denaro

6)

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

9 June 2025

Hanna Gjelsvik Berg

7)

From Invisibility to Vulnerability: Twenty Years After Menezes and the Ongoing Erasure and Criminalisation of Brazilians in the UK

4 July 2025

Thi Bogossian

8)

Emotional Borders: People on the move during Syria’s civil conflict

18 July 2025

Suzan Ilcan

9)

‘The Ministry of Migration is not a hotel’: The Greek Government’s Admission of Inhuman Detention Conditions

21 July 2025

Andriani Fili

10)

Sufism in Exile as Border Thinking (Part One)

14 July 2025

Mujib Abid

Border Criminologies Blog

Unmasking state-perpetrated crimes during migration control – a new face of crimmigration

Police, Politics and the Immigration-Crime Nexus

Overlooked Harms: Indefinite Detention and the Australian High Court Decision

Indefinite Detention and the HCA Ruling: A conversation with Behrouz Boochani

From Foreigners Tribunal to Tablighi Jamaat: Elusive Bail in India’s Colonial Crimmigration Regime

The Politics of Counting Migrants’ Deaths in the Mediterranean

Book Discussion Week: Author’s Response

Comments on The Crimmigrant Other

Reading The Crimmigrant Other from a Distant Corner of Europe

Reading the Crimmigrant Other

Top Blogs this Month

1)

‘3 Mexican Countries’: When All Latin American Migrants Become Mexicans

2)

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

3)

The duty to rescue refugees and migrants at sea

4)

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

5)

Crotone court’s judging illegitimate the SOS-Humanity’s seizure. The cooperation with Libyan authorities was not necessary, because what they do cannot be qualified as “rescue”.

6)

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

7)

From Invisibility to Vulnerability: Twenty Years After Menezes and the Ongoing Erasure and Criminalisation of Brazilians in the UK

8)

Emotional Borders: People on the move during Syria’s civil conflict

9)

‘The Ministry of Migration is not a hotel’: The Greek Government’s Admission of Inhuman Detention Conditions

10)

Sufism in Exile as Border Thinking (Part One)

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