Research outputs
2025
‘Stop the Boats!’: Hyper/Invisibility and Spectacle
Neylon, A. (2025). ‘Stop the Boats!’: Hyper/Invisibility and Spectacle. Law, Culture and the Humanities. doi:10.1177/17438721251335645
2024
The Image of the Asylum Seeker and Spectacular Deterrence in UK Asylum Law
Neylon, A. (2024). The Image of the Asylum Seeker and Spectacular Deterrence in UK Asylum Law. In C. Schwobel-Patel, & R. Knox (Eds.), Aesthetics and Counter-Aesthetics of International Criminal Justice. Counterpress.
2023
The Spectacle of Small Boats and the New Meaning of ‘Illegality’
Neylon, A. (2023). The Spectacle of Small Boats and the New Meaning of ‘Illegality’.
2022
The UK, Rwanda, and the Spectacle of Deterrence
Neylon, A. (2022). The UK, Rwanda, and the Spectacle of Deterrence. Retrieved from https://criticallegalthinking.com/
2021
The museum and the border: the Merseyside Maritime Museum and the construction of the migrant and refugee
Neylon, A. (2021). The museum and the border: the Merseyside Maritime Museum and the construction of the migrant and refugee. LONDON REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL LAW, 9(1), 69-110. doi:10.1093/lril/lrab006
2019
Producing Precariousness: ‘Safety Elsewhere’ and the Removal of International Protection Status under EU Law
Neylon, A. (2019). Producing Precariousness: ‘Safety Elsewhere’ and the Removal of International Protection Status under EU Law. European Journal of Migration and Law, 21(1), 1-25. doi:10.1163/15718166-12340040
2015
Ensuring Precariousness: The Status of Designated Foreign National under the Protecting Canada’s Immigration System Act 2012
Neylon, A. (2015). Ensuring Precariousness: The Status of Designated Foreign National under the Protecting Canada’s Immigration System Act 2012. International Journal of Refugee Law, 27(02), 297-326. doi:10.1093/ijrl/eev022