Border Criminologies Call For Reviewers
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Hi everyone,
I'm writing because the blog Border Criminologies
at Oxford is looking for reviewers of books examining border control and immigration enforcement in any site/country globally. As mobility/migration/migrationcontrol/borders scholars, your views on the migration control/border-related topics that newly published books outline is highly welcomed!
This is not a paid gig, but to write the reviews, publishers send you a free copy of the book (depending on the publisher it either comes as a paperback copy or an e-book).
If you know of a new immigration control/borders-related book that you are interested in reading and would like to review for the public, you can send us an email with the information included in this call for reviewers:
https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/news/2018-12-11-call-book-reviewers
I'm a book review editor for the blog along with two other border control scholars, and we would love to work with you on a review.
Best wishes,
Peter Mancina
Dr. Peter Mancina Research Associate Border Criminologies / Centre for Criminology University of Oxford www.petermancina.com
New Publication Mancina, Peter A. (2019) =E2=80=9CSanctuary Cities and Sanctuary Power.=E2= =80=9D Pp. 250-264 in Reece Jones (ed.) Open Borders: In Defense of Free Movement. University of Georgia Press. http://www.ugapress.org/index.php/books/open_borders [image: OpenBordersbook.jpg]
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Hi everyone,=C2=A0I'm writing because the blog=C2=A0Border Criminologies=C2=A0at Oxford is looking for= reviewers of books examining border control and immigration enforcement in= any site/country globally. As mobility/migration/migrationcontrol/borders = scholars, your views on the migration control/border-related topics that ne= wly published books outline is highly welcomed!Th= is is not a paid gig, but to write the reviews, publishers send you a free = copy of the book (depending on the publisher it either comes as a paperback= copy or an e-book).If you know of a new immigrat= ion control/borders-related book that you are interested in reading and wou= ld like to review for the public, you can send us an email with the informa= tion included in this call for reviewers:https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/news/2018-12-11-call-book-reviewersI'm a book review editor for the blog along wit= h two other border control scholars, and we would love to work with you on = a review.Best wishes,Pe= ter MancinaDr. Pet= er MancinaResearch AssociateBorder Criminologies /=C2=A0Centre for Criminology= University of Oxfordwww.petermancina.comNew PublicationMancina, Peter A. (2019) =E2=80=9CSanctuary = Cities and Sanctuary=C2=A0Power.=E2=80=9D Pp. 250-264 in Reece Jones (ed.)= =C2=A0Open Borders: In Def= ense of=C2=A0Free=C2=A0Movement.=C2=A0University of Georgia Press.http://www.ugapress.org/index.php/books/open_borders
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