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First published 2023-11

Digital expulsions: Refugees’ carcerality and the technological disruptions of asylum

Martina Tazzioli

Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space

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First published 2025-11

The carceral appropriation of communications technology through the imaginal

Harrison S Jackson

Philosophy & Social Criticism

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First published 2023-5

Technology,Sexual Violence,and Power-Evasive Politics: Mapping the Anti-violence Sociotechnical Imaginary

Renee Shelby

Science,Technology,& Human Values

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First published 2023-8

Gendering the carceral web: Public sector reform,technology and digital (in)justice

Gemma Birkett

Theoretical Criminology

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First published 2021-1

Captivating Technology: Race,Carceral Technoscience,and Liberatory Imagination in Everyday Life

Sarah Esther Lageson

Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews

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First published 2021-3

Carceral experiences and custodial lifeworld of prisoners’ families: The impacts of ion scan technology in Canadian prisons

Brianna Garneau, Sandra Lehalle

Incarceration: An international journal of imprisonment,detention and coercive confinement

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First published 2020-7

Rethinking confinement through Canada’s alternatives to detention program

Constantine Gidaris

Incarceration: An international journal of imprisonment,detention and coercive confinement

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First published 2019-10

The Carceral Web we weave: Carceral citizens’ experiences of digital punishment and solidarity

Susila Gurusami

Punishment & Society

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First published 2014-2

Beyond the erotics of Orientalism: Lawfare,torture and the racial–sexual grammars of legitimate suffering

Melanie Richter-Montpetit

Security Dialogue

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First published 2025-10

Surviving With Digital Imperial Shackles: Community-Engaged Oral History of Asian Migrant Massage Workers in U.S. Human Trafficking Laws

Eunbi Lee

Journal of Communication Inquiry

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