ISBN:
9781801172448
Language:
English
Pages:
1 online resource (141 pages)
Series Statement:
Studies in Law, Politics, and Society Ser. v.86, Part A
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als
DDC:
325
Keywords:
Emigration and immigration law
;
Law, Emigration & Immigration
;
Citizenship & nationality law
;
Electronic books
Abstract:
This special issue is part one of a two-part edited collection on the privatisation of migration. The central thrust of the special issue is a critical analysis of modern day manifestations of private participation in immigration control. The authors examine the consequences of private participation in terms of legal rights and liabilities.
Abstract:
Intro -- Half Title Page -- Series Editor Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Editorial Board -- Introduction -- Section I: Conceptual Framework for Understanding Private Participation -- Chapter 1: 'A Hotel with Guaranteed Occupancy', to What Extent Does an Immigration-Industrial Complex Exist in the UK? -- Introduction -- 1. The Foundations of the Immigration-Industrial Complex -- 2. Applying Golash-Boza's Framework to the UK Immigration Estate -- 2.1 A Rhetoric of Fear -- 2.2 The Belmarsh Case -- 2.3 A Confluence of Powerful Interests -- 3. A Discourse of Otherisation -- Conclusion -- References -- Cases -- Legislation [Database] -- Hansard -- Chapter 2: National Security Immigration Market in the United States Following 9/11 -- Introduction -- Part I: Exceptionalism -- The Shifting Foundation of Traditional Exceptionalism -- The Limitations to Agamben's 'State of Exception' -- Part II: Privatisation of Surveillance -- Private Contractors in the 'Information Age': An Overview -- Administrative Domination -- Electronic Intercepts -- 'Privacy Arbitrage' (Termed by Dilianin, 2013. Retrieved from Altheide, 2017) -- Private Sector Dissemination -- Part III: Implications and Institutionalisation -- Political Lobbying: The 'Intelligence-Industrial Complex' -- Private Sector Effectuation of Institutionalisation -- Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Legislation [Database] -- Directives -- Cases -- Chapter 3: If the State Has a Blind Spot, It Also Turns a Blind Eye (Vasanthakumar)*: An Analysis of the Unaddressed and Unintended Consequences of Privatising Migration Control† -- Introduction -- Migration Management by Remote Control (Zolberg, 1999) -- Facilitative Migration Industry (Hernandez-Leon, 2013, in Gammeltoft-Hansen & -- Sorensen, 2013) -- Pre-entry Migration Control -- Hero Figures.
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