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ERacing Borders: Global Trends in Border Criminologies
Thu, Nov 17, 9:30 to 10:50am, Hilton, Grand Salon 9, 1st LevelSession Submission Type: Complete Thematic Panel
Abstract
This session examines the causes and consequences of the racialization of borders, bordering, and border enforcement around the world and considers ways to erase the adverse consequences of racialized bordering and achieve greater justice, both locally and globally
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
E-racing Migrant Life: Examining the Implications of Arizona’s Anti-Immigrant Politics on a Global Scale - Luis Fernandez, Northern Arizona University; Meghan McDowell, Old Dominion University
Managerial Borders?: Understanding the evolution of Spanish policies of migration control - José A. Brandariz-García, University of A Coruna, Spain; Cristina Fernández-Bessa, University of Barcelona
Dog Whistles No More: (R)(E)Racing Borders and the Preservation of the Wages of Whiteness - Kasey C. Ragan, University of California, Irvine; Raymond Michalowski, Northern Arizona University
Policing the boundaries of belonging: mapping the subjective experiences of marginalised youths - Leanne Weber, Monash University