Supply Chain Justice, The Logistics of British Border Control

Mary Bosworth's "Supply Chain Justice" provides a comprehensive analysis of the UK's privatized immigration detention and deportation system.

The book uses the metaphor of a supply chain to illustrate the system's logistical operations, highlighting its dehumanizing aspects.

Bosworth's ethnographic research reveals the everyday realities of the system, focusing on the experiences of both detainees and staff.

The author examines the bureaucratic processes, financial incentives, and the normalization of violence within the system.

The book ultimately questions the effectiveness and ethical implications of this approach to border control.