Recent years have seen a burgeoning of scholarship in abolition geography. But what does
it mean to theorize abolition in geography and what do geographers bring to abolition? This …

In this article, we offer a conceptual provocation that seeks to reframe critical engagement
with migration 'deterrence'. While scholars have illustrated how deterrence policies and …

This article proposes border abolitionism as both a political and an analytical framework for
deepening critiques of border, migration, and asylum regimes worldwide. Abolitionist …

Capitalism appears to be endlessly in crisis but without ever loosening its hold on our lives.
New modes of racism and exclusion emerge, but the old ones never go away. We continue …

This article examines the double chronopolitics of managing migrants through tracing how
the spatialised state system positions migrants as 'out of place'. Taking its cue from the 2018 …

This paper addresses two calls emerging out of Sociological theory—against
methodological nationalism and methodological whiteness—in relation to the study of …

This article analyses the (post) colonial politics of UK bordering through the lens of
monstrosity. Historicising contemporary bordering within colonial-era monsterisations of …

Resistance to entering the UK government's modern slavery victim identification mechanism
is widespread and part of normal practices of state evasion that shape the lives of large …

Normative debates on migration control, while characterised by profound disagreement, do
appear to agree that the state has at least a prima facie right to prevent the entry of security …

Critical voices within social psychology have, for some time, emphasized that context
matters for understanding psychological phenomena and processes. This special issue …