Hallam Tuck

Hallam Tuck is a Lecturer in Criminology at City St George's, University of London, since September 2023. His research focuses on intersections of punishment, migration control, citizenship, and race within the field of Border Criminology.

• DPhil (PhD) in Criminology, University of Oxford (2023)
• MSc in Migration Studies, University of Oxford (2018)
• MA (Hons) in History, University of Edinburgh (2015)

His doctoral work analyzed the transformation of the US Federal Prison system through 'Criminal Alien Requirement' prisons, examining how criminal justice and migration control converge to define national membership racially. He is currently collaborating with Dr. Dorina Damsa and Dr. Nicole Marie Ostrand on comparative studies of bordered penality across the US, UK, and Norway.