State monopoly on violence without the state? Privatisation of immigration detention as a measure of technology of security
Creators: name: Kmak, Magdalena
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2019

description: The institution of confinement, including that of immigration detention, has long been considered to lie within the exclusive powers of the state. This practice of the ‘state monopoly on violence’ has been changing recently through the increased use of various forms of private entities operating within the detention industry. This is particularly visible in the context of migration, as part of what is being<br> called ‘the migration industry’.
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