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Crimmigration

2017
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Crimmigration: 'the Belgian case'

2012
Based on the Belgian Foreigners' Act of 1980 and referring to the three fronts presented by Stumpf (2005) the Belgian case of Crimmigration will be analysed and commented in order to explain how judicial and social pathways of prisoners without a legal permit of residence are constructed.
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Unravelling the ‘crimmigration knot’: Penal subjectivities, punishment and the censure machine

Criminology and Criminal Justice, 2020
Jelmer Brouwer
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Crimmigration and the prison: Comparing trends in prison policy and practice in England & Wales and Norway

European Journal of Criminology, 2017
Francis Pakes
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Bordered penality in the Netherlands: The experiences of foreign national prisoners and prison officers in a crimmigration prison

Punishment and Society, 2020
Jelmer Brouwer
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Crimmigration in Spain

2020
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Crimmigration as civic stratification

2023
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Creating Crimmigration

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014
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Crimmigration as domestication

2023
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The Borders of Crimmigration in Prison

2014
Crimmigration is generally defined as the convergence between criminal law and migration law. Foreign national prisoners without residence permit are also subjected to penitentiary law. Although the latter is connected to concepts as reintegration and rehabilitation, the Belgian Penitentiary Act of 2006 contains an provisional release in view of ...
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