Latest Publications

Recent publications by BOb researchers are listed here. For a more comprehensive list of research publications, see individual project web pages.

The Border Crossing Observatory has developed a number of briefing notes on issues associated with border crossings and migration.

Research Brief #1: The role of operational police in immigration enforcement
Research Brief #2: Structure and dynamics of migration policing networks
Research Brief #3: Border deaths and border control policies
Research Brief #4: Counting, discounting and accounting for border deaths
Research Brief #5: Counting border deaths as deaths in custody
Research Brief #6: Fluid Security in the Asia-Pacific: Exploring connections between mobility and security
Research Brief #7: Fluid Security in the Asia-Pacific: Perceptions of (in)security amongst New Zealanders of Samoan origin in Australia
Research Brief #8: Deportation practices across the Global North
Research Brief #9: Fluid Security in the Asia-Pacific: The experiences of international students in Australia
Research Brief #10: International student safety from crime
Research Brief #11: Deportation trends in Australia
Research Brief #12: Annual report on border-related deaths 2017
Research Brief #13: Resisting the structurally embedded border
Research Brief #14: Annual report on border-related deaths 2018
Research Brief #15: Australia's Asylum Seeker Code of Behaviour: A statistical analysis
Research Brief #16: Annual report on border-related deaths 2019
Research Brief #17: Risk-based policing and belonging
Research Brief #18: Annual report on border-related deaths 2020

Research brief series prepared by the Border Crossing Observatory for submission to the Expert Panel during consultation, June 2012.

Research Brief #1: Australian data on border related deaths
Research Brief #2: Who dies between Australia and Indonesia?
Research Brief #3: Deterrence: How has it impacted border related deaths
Research Brief #4: Deterrence: How has it been used in the Australian asylum context and what are the results?
Research Brief #5: Deterrence: The implications for Australian personnel at sea

Inquiry into oversight of police corruption and misconduct in Victoria – August 2017

Submission by Leanne Weber and Jude McCulloch to the Inquiry into the Oversight of Police Corruption and Misconduct in Victoria
Supplementary briefing note by Leanne Weber on Systemic Factors Likely to Influence the Prevalence of Police Misconduct and Prospects for Organisational Reform
Transcript of evidence provided by Prof Jude McCulloch and Assoc Prof Leanne Weber ‘Independent Broad-Based Anti-Corruption Commission Committee: Inquiry into the external oversight of police corruption and misconduct in Victoria’, Melbourne, February 26, 2018.