Based on fieldwork among state officials, NGOs, politicians, and activists in Costa Rica and
Brazil, A Future History of Water traces the unspectacular work necessary to make water …

In recent decades, risk prediction has proliferated in the penal realm. Risk instruments
currently guide an array of correctional decisions—such as participation in diversion …

Contemporary social scientific scholarship is being transformed by the challenges
associated with the changing nature of, and responses to, questions of crime, security and …

Algorithms are increasingly used in the criminal justice system for a range of important
matters, including determining the sentence that should be imposed on offenders; whether …

Political discourse on immigration in the United States has largely focused on what is most
visible, including border walls and detention centers, while the invisible information systems …

This article contributes to border criminology and transnational criminal justice research into
the role of transnational actors in shaping practices of global justice, punishment and …

This article considers what the implications of decertification would be for single-sex
services such as domestic and sexual violence support. Some reform options attached to …

Drawing from ethnographic data, this article examines parole personnel's imaginaries of
dangerous sex offenders: individuals perceived as especially aberrant, predatory and …

In decertification, the state withdraws from registering, assigning, or guaranteeing a person's
sex and gender, giving one shape to the growing momentum towards their informalization …

Assessment tools are pivotal for the work of frontline community services providers, shaping
client relationships, access to supports and producing evidence for agencies that need to …