Causes and Consequences of Migrant Criminalization (Hardcover)

Part I: Crimmigration Across the Globe.- Chapter 1. Global Crimmigration Trends.-  Chapter 2. Criminalizing Migration, Ending Rights: The Case of United States Crimmigration Law.- Chapter 3. Governing Felonious Foreigners through Crimmigration Controls in Australia: Administering Additional Punishments?.- Chapter 4. The Criminalization of Migration:  No Equal Protection for Asylum Seekers Suspected of Criminality.- Part II: European Union and Its Neighborhood Policies.- Chapter 5. The Rhetoric of European Migration Policy and Its Role in Criminalization of Migration.-  Chapter 6. The Effectiveness of the EU Return Policy at All Costs: The Coercive Use of Administrative Pre-removal Detention.- Chapter 7. The Influence of EU Membership Conditionality on Crimmigration in the Western Balkans.- Part III: EU Member States and Coercion of Migrants.- Chapter 8. Refugees and the Misuse of the Criminal Law in the United Kingdom .- Chapter 9. Expulsion on Grounds of Public Policy or Public Security in Belgium: What are the Limits of Punishment? .- Chapter 10. “Time Bandits”: Time as a Factor of “Criminalization of Legality” of Asylum Seekers. An Example from Trieste, Italy.- Chapter 11. Television News Discourse Migrant Objectification in the Context of Criminalisation: A Case Study Concerning Slovenian Public Television Broadcast News.- Chapter 12. Pushback as Technology of Crimmigration.- Part IV. Crimmigration in a Broader Context.- Chapter 13. The (In)Surmountable Challenges in Reconciling States’ Human Rights Obligations and Crimmigration.- Chapter 14. Crimmigration “Law” and the Creation of “Dual” State.- Chapter 15. Crimmigration and Nationalism.