Detection, Detention, Deportation

Jelmer Brouwer has master degrees in International Crimes and Criminology and Human Rights and Democratisation. He worked as a PhD-Candidate at the Institute for Criminal Law & Criminology at Leiden University from 2013 to 2017, spending periods as visiting scholar at Oxford University and Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. After that, he was a research consultant for the International Organization of Migration. Since January 2018, he works as research officer at Europol.

1 INTRODUCTION; PART I – CRIMMIGRATION AND THE MEDIA; 2 FRAMING MIGRATION AND THE PROCESS OF CRIMMIGRATION: A SYSTEMATIC ANALYSIS OF THE MEDIA REPRESENTATION OF UNAUTHORISED IMMIGRANTS IN THE NETHERLANDS; PART II – CRIMMIGRATION AND INTRA-SCHENGEN MIGRATION POLICING; 3 AT THE BORDER OF IMMIGRATION CONTROL: DISCRETIONARY DECISION-MAKING WITHIN THE MOBILE SECURITY MONITOR; 4 (CR)IMMIGRANT FRAMING IN BORDER AREAS: DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES OF DUTCH BORDER POLICE OFFICERS; 5 BORDER POLICING, PROCEDURAL JUSTICE AND BELONGING. THE LEGITIMACY OF (CR)IMMIGRATION CONTROLS IN BORDER AREAS; PART III – CRIMMIGRATION, PUNISHMENT, AND DEPORTATION; 6 BORDERED PENALITY IN THE NETHERLANDS. THE EXPERIENCES OF FOREIGN NATIONAL PRISONERS AND PRISON OFFICERS IN A CRIMMIGRATION PRISON; 7 CAN I STAY OR SHOULD I GO? THE DEPORTATION OF CRIMINALLY CONVICTED NON-CITIZENS IN THE NETHERLANDS; 8 CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; ANNEX – RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES