Titlebook: Borders and Crime; Pre-Crime, Mobility Jude McCulloch (Professor),Sharon Pickering (Profe Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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Restorative Justice, Globalization and the Logic of Empirend its way onto the United Nations (UN) agenda, when the Economic and Social Council adopted the Basic Principles on the Use of Restorative Justice Programs in Criminal Matters. Restorative justice increasingly appeared to be the answer to a range of crime control problems, ranging from local issues

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Manufacturing Terrorof a vast and hitherto largely tranquil part of Africa into what the Pentagon, as early as 2003, has designated as a ‘Terror Zone’ (Keenan, 2009, p. xxi). This part of Africa covers most of the Sahel and much of the Sahara, especially the north-west African portion of it, and swathes of West Africa.

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The Processes of Criminalization of Migrants and the Borders of ‘Fortress Europe’ithin the EU, the absence of which is in part attributable to the lack of a common language (a problem which is not solved by the elitism of a small cosmopolitan European leadership). In this regard, paradoxically, immigrants would be the natural candidates to join such a common European public sphe

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The State, Virtual Borders and E-Trafficking: Between Fact and Fictioned immigrants, and migrant sex workers. In this context, policing the border is becoming a centrepiece of state intervention (Weber, 2006), and is increasingly mobile, incorporating pre-emptive and repressive measures both at and beyond the physical border. Commonly ‘tied to security narratives, oft

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