Topic 5: Social Control and Criminal Justice / Crime Control and the Immigration System (Immigration, Crime and Citizenship WG)

Jacqueline Carvalho da Silva, University of Málaga

The Immigrant Paradox: Analyzing The Social Control Effects on Immigrant Youth’s Self-Reported Offenses - Meng-Ru Shih, University of Louisiana at Lafayette; Nicholas P. Lovrich, Washington State University

The Interaction Between Risk and Protective Factors for Social Exclusion in Unaccompanied Migrant Children in Spain - Gloria Fernández- Pacheco Alises, Universidad Loyola Andalucía; Tatiana Avignone, Universidad Loyola Andalucia; Mercedes Torres Jiménez, Universidad Loyola Andalucia

Predictors of Aggression Among Adolescents from Refugee, Migrant, and Native Backgrounds: A Study in Switzerland - Lana Ghuneim, University of Sheffield; Manuel Eisner, University of Cambridge; Denis Ribeaud, University of Zurich

Context is Key: the Neighborhood Effect in Youth Delinquent Development across Native and Migrant Students - Renske Sanne van der Gaag, Assistant Professor Youth & Family, Child and Family Studies, Erasmus University Rotterdam, the Netherlands

Experiencing discrimination: Narratives of young people in prisons in southern Spain - Angie Steffania Rojas Varón, University of Malaga; Jacqueline Carvalho da Silva, University of Málaga