Epilogue: The Borders of Punishment: Towards a Criminology of Mobility
Epilogue: The Borders of Punishment: Towards a Criminology of Mobility
This epilogue addresses four questions. First, to what extent can migration control be considered a criminological problem? Second, what harms flow from contemporary migration control practices and to what extent can these be construed as a form of punishment? Third, how might we understand the infliction of border-harms in relation to a criminologically inflected theory of global apartheid? Fourth, what is the role of academic scholarship in thinking about and responding to the harms produced by the punitive border? In other words, what can be made of a criminology of mobility?
Keywords: migration control, migration policy, punishment, criminalization
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