Lines, edges and intersections: Building border criminology from the margins

An abridged version of this paper was delivered at the ANZSOC annual conference in Christchurch on 4 December 2024, after the presentation of the Distinguished Criminologist award. Amongst other omissions, the long anecdote about my arrival in the United Kingdom was not included in the lecture due to time constraints. All the material that was delivered orally on the day is reproduced here without significant changes.

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Journal of Criminology
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2025-04-15
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https://doi.org/10.1177/26338076251330104
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Wildlife Conservation and Criminology Analyses
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Lines, edges and intersections: Building border criminology from the margins

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Lines, edges and intersections: Building border criminology from the margins

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An abridged version of this paper was delivered at the ANZSOC annual conference in Christchurch on 4 December 2024, after the presentation of the Distinguished Criminologist award. Amongst other omissions, the long anecdote about my arrival in the United Kingdom was not included in the lecture due to time constraints. All the material that was delivered orally on the day is reproduced here without significant changes.

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