Prelims
Privatisation of Migration Control: Power without Accountability?
ISBN: 978-1-80117-663-7, eISBN: 978-1-80117-662-0
ISSN: 1059-4337
Publication date: 27 September 2021
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(2021), "Prelims", Sarat, A. and Prabhat, D. (Ed.) Privatisation of Migration Control: Power without Accountability? (Studies in Law, Politics, and Society, Vol. 86B), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. i-ix. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1059-43372021000086B008
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STUDIES IN LAW, POLITICS, AND SOCIETY - VOLUME 86B
PRIVATISATION OF MIGRATION CONTROL: POWER WITHOUT ACCOUNTABILITY?
EDITED BY
AUSTIN SARAT, EDITOR
Amherst College, USA
GUEST EDITED BY
DEVYANI PRABHAT
University of Bristol Law School. UK
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Contents
| List of Contributors | vii |
| Editorial Board | ix |
| Introduction | |
| Devyani Prabhat | 1 |
| Section 1: Private Stakeholders in Migration Control | |
| Chapter 1: How are Migrants, Especially Male Asylum Seekers, Deterred from Safe Journeys and Lawful Entry into the UK Through Carrier Sanctions? | |
| Aleksandra Wegera | 7 |
| Chapter 2: By What Means are Medical Professionals able to Reject Hostile Environment Policy Within the NHS? | |
| Isabella Bertolini | 23 |
| Chapter 3: Twenty-two Years of Employer Sanctions: To What Extent has Deputising Employers Woven Ethnocentrism into the UK’s Approach to Controlling Irregular Migration? | |
| Emily Rigler Gillingham | 41 |
| Chapter 4: In the Context of the Agricultural Industry, To What Extent Does the UK Government’s ‘Hostile Environment’ Agenda Outweigh the Impact of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 on Irregular Workers? | |
| Harriet Parfitt | 57 |
| Section 2: The Political Economy and Commodification of Migration | |
| Chapter 5: To What Extent Did the Private Hybridity of the East India Company Result in Lack of Accountability? | |
| Akosua-Rose Oppon | 77 |
| Chapter 6: Migration as a Commodity: Do You Possess the ‘Golden Ticket...?’ An Assessment of the Tier 1 (Investor) Visa’s Social and Economic Effect on the UK’s Migration System | |
| Isobel Kamber | 91 |
List of Contributors
| Isabella Bertolini | University of Bristol, Law School, UK |
| Emily Rigler Gillingham | University of Bristol, Law School, UK |
| Isobel Kamber | University of Bristol, Law School, UK |
| Akosua-Rose Oppon | University of Bristol, Law School, UK |
| Harriet Parfitt | University of Bristol, Law School, UK |
| Devyani Prabhat | University of Bristol, Law School, UK |
| Aleksandra Wegera | University of Bristol, Law School, UK |
Editorial Board
| Gad Barzilai | Tel Aviv University, Israel |
| Paul Berman | George Washington University, USA |
| Roger Cotterrell | Queen Mary College University of London, UK |
| Jennifer Culbert | Johns Hopkins University, USA |
| Eve Darian-Smith | University of California, Santa Barbara, USA |
| David Delaney | Amherst College, USA |
| Florence Dore | University of North Carolina, USA |
| David Engel | State University of New York at Buffalo, USA |
| Anthony Farley | Albany Law School, USA |
| David Garland | New York University, USA |
| Jonathan Goldberg-Hiller | University of Hawaii, USA |
| Laura Gomez | University of California, Los Angeles, USA |
| Piyel Haldar | Birkbeck College University of London, UK |
| Thomas Hilbink | Open Society Institute, USA |
| Desmond Manderson | Australian National University, Australia |
| Jennifer Mnookin | University of California, Los Angeles, USA |
| Laura Beth Nielsen | American Bar Foundation, USA |
| Paul Passavant | Hobart and William Smith College, USA |
| Susan Schmeiser | University of Connecticut, USA |
| Jonathan Simon | University of California, Berkeley, USA |
| Marianna Valverde | University of Toronto, Canada |
| Alison Young | University of Melbourne, Australia |
- Prelims
- Introduction
- Section 1: Private Stakeholders in Migration Control
- Chapter 1: How are Migrants, Especially Male Asylum Seekers, Deterred from Safe Journeys and Lawful Entry into the UK through Carrier Sanctions?
- Chapter 2: By what Means are Medical Professionals Able to Reject Hostile Environment Policy within the NHS?
- Chapter 3: Twenty-two Years of Employer Sanctions: To what Extent has Deputising Employers Woven Ethnocentrism into the UK’s Approach to Controlling Irregular Migration?
- Chapter 4: In the Context of the Agricultural Industry, to what Extent does the UK Government’s ‘Hostile Environment’ Agenda Outweigh the Impact of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 on Irregular Workers?
- Section 2: The Political Economy and Commodification of Migration
- Chapter 5: To what Extent did the Private Hybridity of The East India Company Result in Lack of Accountability?
- Chapter 6: Migration as a Commodity: Do you Possess the ‘Golden Ticket…?’ An Assessment of the Tier 1 (Investor) Visa’s Social and Economic Effect on the UK’s Migration System