Data have become a vital device of border governance and security. Recent scholarship on
the datafication of borders and migration at the intersection of science and technology …

In this paper, we investigate the temporal implications of data in law enforcement and border
control. We start from the assumption that the velocity of knowledge and action is defined by …

This article explores the emergence of new counter-terrorism programmes in the Britain and
Norway through which intelligence and security agencies administer welfare. Support and …

Counterintelligence and border security are two cornerstones of national security protection
processes. They utilise intelligence sources and procedures extensively to assist in decision …

Normative debates on migration control, while characterised by profound disagreement, do
appear to agree that the state has at least a prima facie right to prevent the entry of security …

This article considers the Court of Justice of the European Union's assessment and
regulation of risks of discrimination in the context of algorithmic profiling based on …

This article investigates member state influence on the making of EU counter-terrorism
policy. Crucially, member states have not been viewed as major drivers of change in EU …

International relations and security studies scholars have produced groundbreaking
analyses that shed light on the control of transnational human mobility, which emerges as a …

On the basis of basic European legal concepts on collecting air passengers' data, as an
important mechanism in fight against terrorism and illegal immigration, the authors point to …

This Working Paper introduces the concept of data curation as a framework for the study of
data quality from a social science perspective. Data curation can be understood as a specific …