Becoming an Immigrant? Border Harms and “British” Men with Previous Convictions in British Immigration Removal Centers
Becoming an Immigrant? Border Harms and “British” Men with Previous Convictions in British Immigration Removal Centers Abstract In the context of heightened debate around increasingly hostile immigration policies, the detention…
Seismic Risks: a Criminological Analysis of European Investment Bank Support for the Castor Project
Seismic Risks: a Criminological Analysis of European Investment Bank Support for the Castor Project Abstract The Castor project was a proposed underground gas storage facility off Spain’s Mediterranean coast financed…
Borders as Mirrors: Racial Hierarchies and Policing Migration
Borders as Mirrors: Racial Hierarchies and Policing Migration Abstract This article considers how state-controlled borders and bordering practices are conceptualized, what they symbolize, and the consequences of these representations. By…
Corrosive Control: State-Corporate and Gendered Harm in Bordered Britain
Corrosive Control: State-Corporate and Gendered Harm in Bordered Britain Abstract As gendered discourses around migration proliferate, research and practitioner focus is often trained on experiences of women in interpersonal capacities,…
At Risk of Rights: Rehabilitation, Sentence Management and the Structural Violence of Prison
At Risk of Rights: Rehabilitation, Sentence Management and the Structural Violence of Prison Abstract This article explores governing through rights in a penal context by analyzing a recent case before…
New Times, New Crimes: Notes on the Depillarization of the Criminal Justice System
New Times, New Crimes: Notes on the Depillarization of the Criminal Justice System Abstract A great deal has been written about the changing nature and direction of criminology over the…
Farming Intensification and Environmental Justice in Northern Ireland
Farming Intensification and Environmental Justice in Northern Ireland Abstract Going for Growth, an industry-led strategy to expand the agri-food sector, was adopted by the Northern Irish government in 2013 in…
From “We Didn’t Do It” to “We’ve Learned Our Lesson”: Development of a Typology of Neutralizations of Corporate Crime
From “We Didn’t Do It” to “We’ve Learned Our Lesson”: Development of a Typology of Neutralizations of Corporate Crime Abstract When corporations are faced with accusations of crime, they usually…
Wildlife Management, Species Injustice and Ecocide in the Anthropocene
Wildlife Management, Species Injustice and Ecocide in the Anthropocene Abstract Norway has been signatory to the Council of Europe’s Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural Habitats (1979)…
Performative Compliance and the State–Corporate Structuring of Neglect in a Residential Care Home for Older People
Performative Compliance and the State–Corporate Structuring of Neglect in a Residential Care Home for Older People Abstract The abuse and neglect of older people in care homes is widespread across…
The Electronic Monitoring of Offenders in Context: From Policy to Political Logics
The Electronic Monitoring of Offenders in Context: From Policy to Political Logics Abstract The electronic monitoring (EM) of offenders is a subject that has been researched widely within criminology. Theoretical…
Illicit Drug Markets, Consumer Capitalism and the Rise of Social Media: A Toxic Trap for Young People
Illicit Drug Markets, Consumer Capitalism and the Rise of Social Media: A Toxic Trap for Young People Abstract This article explores young people’s involvement in illicit drug markets in England.…