Academic publicationMigration and foreign nationals lawIrelandContent language: English
Article on the pre-emptive criminalisation of ‘marriages of convenience’
Initial scan view · retrospective language and content review is in progress.Stephanie Hanlon’s article in Critical Criminology examines Irish migration policy and the move from reactive to pre-emptive control strategies targeting access to citizenship through marriage. It is relevant to the private-international-law interface in family reunification and cross-border mobility, particularly where migration control meets marriage-based residence rules.
Development date
Concepts
migration and asylumacademic researchcross-border relationsfamily reunificationlegislation
Development details
- Content language
- English
- Document type
- Journal article
- Author / contributor
- Stephanie Hanlon
- Publication / institution
- Critical Criminology
- Document / publication ID
- 10.1007/s10612-026-09884-1
UNDERLYING SOURCE
Open source Penal Contradictions and the Pre-emptive Criminalisation of ‘Marriages of Convenience’: Towards an Anticipation-Discretion Nexus
Verify the current official or primary source before relying on the record for a legal decision or action.