James P. Walsh, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2011 | Sociology | University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, United States |
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| (Governing the Divide: Institutions and Immigration Control in the United States, Canada and Australia.) | ||||
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| Walsh J. (2020) Report and deport: Public vigilance and migration policing in Australia: Theoretical Criminology. 24: 276-295 |
| Walsh JP. (2019) Social media and border security: Twitter use by migration policing agencies Policing & Society. 1-19 |
| Walsh JP. (2019) Education or enforcement? Enrolling universities in the surveillance and policing of migration Crime Law and Social Change. 71: 325-344 |
| Walsh JP. (2017) Moral panics by design: The case of terrorism: Current Sociology. 65: 11392116633257 |
| Walsh JP, Lee JR. (2016) Mass-mediated surveillance: borders, mobility, and reality television Information Communication and Society. 1-20 |
| Walsh JP. (2015) Border theatre and security spectacles: Surveillance, mobility and reality-based television Crime, Media, Culture. 11: 201-221 |
| Walsh J. (2015) Canadian Liberalism and the Politics of Border Control, 1867–1967. By Christopher Anderson. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 2013. i–x, 266 pages. $35.95. International Migration Review. 49: 29-30 |
| Walsh J. (2014) From nations of immigrants to states of transience: Temporary migration in Canada and Australia International Sociology. 29: 584-606 |
| Walsh JP. (2014) The marketization of multiculturalism: Neoliberal restructuring and cultural difference in Australia Ethnic and Racial Studies. 37: 280-301 |
| Walsh J. (2013) Remapping the Border: Geospatial Technologies and Border Activism: Environment and Planning D-Society & Space. 31: 969-987 |