Motivated by a critical concern for state‐sanctioned coercion, control, and containment
across “free society,” geographers have extended Foucault's concept of “the carceral” to …

This article conceptualizes carceral economies of migration control. First, I argue that
'privatization'signals a reorganization of authority, rather than a relocation of ownership from …

In this article, we argue that modes of labour and value extraction have been under-
researched and under-theorised in critical geographical research on migration, asylum and …

The following cases have all been publicly condemned as 'slavery'in recent years: garment
workers in Leicester, England working for less than half the minimum wage during a period …

Introducing the notion of “digital expulsions”, this paper argues that digital technologies in
refugee humanitarianism are mainly used for hampering migrants from becoming asylum …

What separates camps and prisons as distinct institutions of confinement? This question has
important implications for geographic research, and particularly for current and potential …

Local participation is crucial for linking the oil and gas industry to broader economies. Direct
employment in the oil and gas industry, albeit often on a limited scale remains critical for the …

This essay introduces a special issue of ACME focused on the “carceral-police continuum.”
We use this phrase to highlight three important concepts in policing and carceral …

Geographers have expanded notions of the carceral, the military and war far beyond
conventional ideas of the prison, the armed forces of the nation state and armed conflict …

Since the formation of the 2012 Coalition government, the UK has been subject to 12 years
of neoliberal policy enacted with ferocity and vigour. This has comprised austerity measures …