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Lee, Maggy |
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2013 |
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2013 |
Brotherton, David C. |
| Epilogue : the borders of punishment : towards a criminology of mobility
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2013 |
Bowling, Ben |
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2013 |
Stumpf, Juliet P. |
| Policing transversal borders
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Pickering, Sharon |
| Hubs and spokes : the transformation of the British prison
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2013 |
Kaufman, Emma |
| Democracy and deportation : why membership matters most
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2013 |
Barker, Vanessa |
| People on the move : from the countryside to the factory
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2013 |
Melossi, Dario |
| The ordered and the bordered society : migration control, citizenship, and the northern penal state
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2013 |
Aas, Katja Franko |
| Deportation, crime, and the changing character of membership in the United Kingdom
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2013 |
Gibney, Matthew J. |
| Introduction : humanizing migration control and detention
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2013 |
Singh Bhui, Hindpal |
| The troublesome intersections of refugee law and criminal law
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2013 |
Dauvergne, Catherine |
| Making mobility a problem : how South African officials criminalize migration
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2013 |
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| Seeing like a welfare state : immigration control, statecraft, and a prison with double vision
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2013 |
Ugelvik, Thomas |
| Governing the funnel of expulsion : Agamben, the dynamics of force, and minimalist biopolitics
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2013 |
Johansen, Nicolay |
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