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Samuel Singler is a Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Essex, specializing in Border Criminology. His research examines the impact of border security technologies on the global criminalization of migration, with empirical focus on the International Organization for Migration's practices in Nigeria and theoretical integration of pragmatism and performativity theory.
- Education: DPhil in Criminology and MPhil in International Relations (University of Oxford); BA in International Relations (Queen Mary University of London)
- Previous Roles: Departmental Lecturer in Criminology at the University of Oxford, Visiting Lecturer at the University of Law and the University of Roehampton
- Consultancy & Research: Independent border management consultant for the International Organization for Migration, research experience at RAND Europe and the Cambridge University Forum on Geopolitics
He co-leads the "Technology and Digital Futures" thematic group under Border Criminologies and contributed to a 2022–23 report by The Engine Room on biometric technologies in the humanitarian sector. His work bridges criminology, technology studies, and postcolonial analysis in understanding migration governance and security.
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