The Border as a Service Job: Supply Chain Justice—the Logistics of British Border Control by Mary Bosworth

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The logistics of border control profoundly affect supply chain justice in the UK, shaping how resources are managed.
Supply chain management practices directly influence the effectiveness of British border control measures and their implications for individuals.
The article explores the intersections of justice and logistics, emphasizing the need for equitable practices in border policing.
Understanding the logistics behind border control can reveal systemic inequalities impacting communities and migrant populations.

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Journal Article The Border as a Service Job: Supply Chain Justice—the Logistics of British Border Control by Mary Bosworth Get access The Border as a Service Job: Supply Chain Justice—The Logistics of British Border Control By Mary BosworthOxford, UK: Princeton University Press, 2025. Xi+216pp. 35. 00/£30. 00. ISBN 9780691259864. Janika Kuge Janika Kuge Institute for Human Geography, University of Frankfurt, Frankfurt, Germany Corresponding author. E-mail: email protected. https: //orcid. org/0009-0007-4864-5632 Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of Refugee Studies, feaf060, https: //doi. org/10. 1093/jrs/feaf060 Published: 20 September 2025 Article history Received: 11 August 2025 Published: 20 September 2025

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