Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction. The “problem” of migration 1
4. I. Border criminologies
5. 1. Insecurity syndrome: the challenges of trump’s carceral state 33
6. 2. Migration, populism, racism: between “old” Italy and “new” Europe 50
7. 3. The promise of the border: immigration control and belonging in contemporary Britain 68
8. II. Crimmigration under trump
9. 4. The terrorism of everyday crime 89
10. 5. The trumping of neoliberal penality? trump’s presidency and the rise of nationalist authoritarianism in the united states 116
11. 6. Trump v. Hawaii: trumpeting authoritarianism with formalist analysis and sovereign norms 134
12. 7. A path toward nowhere: the rise of enforcement- based immigration policy 157
13. 8. Trump doesn’t tweet dog whistles, he barks with the dogs: crimmigration as a racial project through the lens of trump’s twitter 179
14. 9. Mirrors of justice? undocumented immigrants in courts in the united states and Russia 198
15. III. Shoring up fortress Europe
16. 10. Euroskepticism, nationalism, and the securitization of migration in the Netherlands 227
17. 11. Sorting out welfare: crimmigration practices and abnormal justice in Norway 249
18. 12. The fight against terrorism in Belgium: crimmigration law as a counterterrorism instrument? 279
19. 13. How does crimmigration unfold in Poland? between securitization introduced to polish migration policy by its europeanization and polish xenophobia 298
20. 14. Migration control, citizenship regime, and the spectrum of exclusion in turkey 315
21. Contributors 337
22. Index 341