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Helen Hintjens
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DESCRIPTION Short paper presented at a confererence on Gender and Migration in Istanbul 2013
Page 1. What Has God to Do with Sustainable Development? A Sahelian Dialogue HELEN M. HINTJENS Centre for Development Studies University of Wales Swansea Singleton Park, Swansea SA2 8PP, UK ABSTRACT The ...
ABSTRACT This article, covering the period 2003–2010, is concerned with those Iraqis whose asylum claims in the UK have been rejected in recent years and who have found ‘nowhere to run’. A deterrence-based UK immigration regime has... more
ABSTRACT This article, covering the period 2003–2010, is concerned with those Iraqis whose asylum claims in the UK have been rejected in recent years and who have found ‘nowhere to run’. A deterrence-based UK immigration regime has undermined many of their basic rights since the start of the war. And despite wide public knowledge about the dangers of return to Iraq, failed Iraqi asylum seekers are being made destitute, detained and even forcibly deported back to Iraq. From 2007 onwards, deportations on commercial and military flights increased, with deportees facing torture, disappearance and threats of violence upon their return. ‘Deterrence’ claims casualties in the UK, too, with Iraqis dying from homelessness, suicide, medical neglect and despair. Iraqi refugee organisations, the UNHCR and the European Court all call for an end to deportations to Iraq, yet the UK government refuses to listen.
This is the first 2 thirds of the introductory chapter by Dubravka Zarkov and myself. The rest of the book, published in 2015, is a mix of well-known figures in peace-conflict-development studies, and Masters and PhD students of ISS.
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Chapter arguing that Hammarskjold should have listened to Lumumba! And that because he failed to do so, not only did he also die in an untimely way, but the Congo was set on a path of neo-colonial pillage that continues till today. This... more
Chapter arguing that Hammarskjold should have listened to Lumumba!  And that because he failed to do so, not only did he also die in an untimely way, but the Congo was set on a path of neo-colonial pillage that continues till today. This is the final version we submitted, and a bit different from the final, edited version.
From an edited Volume on African Democracy and Development: Post-Conflict Challenges by Cassandra Veney and Dick Simpson.
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This chapter was written with Dorothea Hodge and published in the Journal of Commonwealth and Comparative Studies
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Outline of book on Gender and MDGs
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A general chapter overview of significant issues in the context of Rwanda pre- and post-genocide for a general textbook on War and Peace.
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In edited volume by S. Santosh
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This was my undergraduate dissertation, parts of which are (somewhat) tongue-in-cheek. However I would like to take this study further. Rare opportunity to talk with and meet two of the four artists. My thanks to Fons Geerlings, Bernard... more
This was my undergraduate dissertation, parts of which are (somewhat) tongue-in-cheek. However I would like to take this study further. Rare opportunity to talk with and meet two of the four artists. My thanks to Fons Geerlings, Bernard Akoi-Jackson, Tatiana Macic and Marijke Efua Everts, also Sarah Atzori.
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A very rushed article at invitation of the editor of this journal. Not entirely satisfactory, to my mind.
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This was in an Encyclopedia of Social Movements 2008
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This chapter was part of a study on Abolition of Slavery in the Indian Ocean
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In June 2005, the author interviewed five Sudanese men. All but one had been failed by UK asylum procedures. Their stories are related to other examples of similarly desperate asylum seekers throughout the UK and the effects of policies... more
In June 2005, the author interviewed five Sudanese men. All but one had been failed by UK asylum procedures.  Their stories are related to other examples of similarly desperate asylum seekers throughout the UK and the effects of policies of forced destitution, detention and deportation are described. 

Key words: Darfur, deportation, detention, ethnic cleansing, NASS, Sudan.
ABSTRACT Energy Resources Australia, a subsidiary of the Australia company North Ltd has been mining uranium at Ranger mine in Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory since the 1970s. When ERA proposed opening a second uranium mine at... more
ABSTRACT Energy Resources Australia, a subsidiary of the Australia company North Ltd has been mining uranium at Ranger mine in Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory since the 1970s. When ERA proposed opening a second uranium mine at Jabiluka, near Ranger, ...
Alternatives to Independence: Explorations in Post-Colonial Relations HINTJENS Helen M.
In this paper we look at the complex actions of some of those who support refugees in Australia today. This action is placed in its wider context of tight border controls, mandatory detention of asylum seekers, and anti-terrorism. We... more
In this paper we look at the complex actions of some of those who support refugees in Australia today. This action is placed in its wider context of tight border controls, mandatory detention of asylum seekers, and anti-terrorism. We focus on Melbourne, and on a small organisation, ...
R l^ wiui) nptjiufj^ '""'nil? gender, ethnicity and political ideologies NiCKiE CHARLES and HELENHINTJENS Also available as a printed book see title verso for ISBN details Page 2. ... Helen Hintjens is... more
R l^ wiui) nptjiufj^ '""'nil? gender, ethnicity and political ideologies NiCKiE CHARLES and HELENHINTJENS Also available as a printed book see title verso for ISBN details Page 2. ... Helen Hintjens is a Lecturer in Development Studies, University of Wales Swansea. Page 3. ...
"This article begins with the view that access to citizenship and to citizenship rights has become the principal object of struggle between immigrants and the rest of society in Western Europe.... In examining ten recurring... more
"This article begins with the view that access to citizenship and to citizenship rights has become the principal object of struggle between immigrants and the rest of society in Western Europe.... In examining ten recurring themes of current debates on immigration and citizenship, the author hopes to summarise and critically examine the main arguments. The article also tries to show that arguments against the extension of rights to immigrants generally give priority to collective rather than individual rights. In this way, human rights violations towards immigrants are sanctioned (and sometimes even recommended) by socialist and conservative writers alike.... This article concentrates on themes relating to the acquisition of citizenship in the metropolitan state by immigrants from the former colonies." (SUMMARY IN FRE AND SPA)
The remaining Caribbean dependencies of Britain, France and the Netherlands are constitutionally diverse. Yet in none of the territories is there evidence of significant support for independence. Dissatisfaction exists with central... more
The remaining Caribbean dependencies of Britain, France and the Netherlands are constitutionally diverse. Yet in none of the territories is there evidence of significant support for independence. Dissatisfaction exists with central control, but this does not produce separatist pressures. On the contrary, there is the general expectation that continued close ties with the metropolitan government can act as a hedge

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