Ten most read blog posts of 2016/17

For those who have recently tuned in to Border Criminologies, here’s a countdown of the most read posts this academic year, from 10 to 1:

10. Ill-Treatment of Migrants in Greek Law Enforcement – Are the Strasbourg Court Judgments the Tip of the Iceberg?

9. Greece’s Camps, Europe’s Hotspots

8. Humanitarian Corridors: A Tool to Respond to Refugees’ Crises

7. Unaccompanied Minors in Greece: Who Can ‘Save’ Them?

6. What Happens After Deportation? Human Stories Behind the Closed Doors of Europe

5. The Story of ‘Missing Children’: Unaccompanied Minors in the Prevailing Refugee Crisis

4. Fact Check: Did ‘Wir Schaffen Das’ Lead to Uncontrolled Mass Migration?

3. Border Criminologies in Dark Times: A Response to the US Election

2. Fact Check: Did the EU-Turkey Deal Bring Down the Number of Migrants and of Border Deaths?

and number 1 is:

1. Border Deaths in the Mediterranean: What We Can Learn from the Latest Data

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