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2008, Journal of Refugee Studies
Journal of Refugee Studies, Vol. 20 (2)
In Search of Invisible Actors: Barriers to Access in Refugee Research2007 •
The paper traces the early history of refugee research and shows how, from originally being prime movers in the research, refugees today have largely been reduced to invisibility. In the South, access to refugees held in camps is controlled by local government bureaucracies and by lead agencies, and may be severely restricted or completely denied; in the North, refugees held in detention centres are equally difficult to access and even more disempowered. Examples are given of studies carried out in Sierra Leone, Sudan, Egypt, Kenya, Greece and the Former Soviet Union. The paper also considers barriers to disseminating refugee research, and concludes that now more than ever the duty of the researcher is to speak on behalf of refugees.
This article examines the reception of Chin refugees from Myanmar in Mizoram State in northeast India through the framework of boundaries and belonging. Strong historical, cultural and ethnic connections between Chin and Mizo might suggest a strong claim to belonging. This has been true to some extent but the reception of Chin in Mizoram has also been shaped by perceived otherness. This article explores the co-existing discourses of Chin as other/brother in relation to processes of boundary-making, boundary policing and boundary manipulation. It argues that these contrasting narratives illustrate a dynamic relationship between national borders and boundaries of belonging that speak to deeper truths about the legitimacy of the nation state and the role of place, politics and identity in the construction of insiders and others. This case study generates several conclusions of wider relevance to refugee studies, namely the flexibility of perceptions of belonging, the possibility of deliberately reshaping perceptions of belonging and the existence of multiple, overlapping identities (i.e. citizenship , faith, ethnicity and culture) that are accorded different weight and value at different times.
Journal of Refugee Studies, Vol. 20 (2)
Refugee research Methodologies: Consolidation and Transformation of a Field2007 •
The paper traces the early history of refugee research and shows how, from originally being prime movers in the research, refugees today have largely been reduced to invisibility. In the south, access to refugees held in camps is controlled by local government bureaucracies and by lead agencies, and may be severly restricted or completely denied; in the North, refugees held in detention centres are equally difficult to access and even more disempowered. Examples are given of studies carried out in Sierra Leone, Sudan, Egypt, Kenya, Greece and the Former Soviet Union. The paper also considers barriers to disseminating refugee research and concludes that now more than ever the duty of the researcher is to speak on behalf of refugees.
International Journal of Refugee Law
Starting a Movement of Refugee Legal Aid Organizations in the South12008 •
Social Entrepreneurship in the Age of Atrocities
Starting a movement for refugee rights in the Global south: Asylum Access and beyond2012 •
Journal of Refugee Studies
Citizens of nowhere? Paradoxes of state parental responsibility for Unaccompanied Migrant Children in the United Kingdom2019 •
Social workers are confronted with a contradictory task: that of acting as state parents for unaccompanied asylum-seeking children, in an era of hostile migration policies and austerity. Mobilizing Young's (2006) concept of 'responsibil-ity', we ask: how is state parental responsibility towards unaccompanied minors given meaning, and with what consequences, for both frontline workers and unaccompanied minors alike? Drawing on interviews with frontline workers and unaccompanied minors in the United Kingdom (n ¼ 107), we delineate three modes through which responsibility operates: namely outcomes, capacity and morality. We argue that the underlying logic of responsibility shifts the blame from sociopolitical structures to migrant children themselves, with crucial consequences for questions of social justice.
Journal of Refugee Studies
Asylum for Sale: Profit and Protest in the Migration Industry - Book Review2021 •
This is a review of "Asylum for Sale: Profit and Protest in the Migration Industry" by by Siobhan McGuirk and Adrienne Pine (Eds.) Published in 2020 by PM Press.
This article explores the intersections between economic resources of refugees and integration. It measures processes of adaptation of Syrians by focusing on the legal-political and socioeconomic dimensions of integration. The focus of my analysis of the situations of Syrian refugees in Turkey is on class and related to financial resources that help Syrians to reach a kind of stability and security to those who lack rights. The key theoretical undertaking of this article is an attempt to develop the concept of 'class-based integration'. The data consists of 120 semi-structured interviews conducted with Syrian refugees in Istanbul, Ankara and Gaziantep. I argue that Syrian refugees in Turkey go through 'class-based integration', which is in favour of refugees who do investments and who are skilled and leaves out refugees who are unskilled and do not have economic resources to invest in the receiving country from the integration processes. The article also shows that having economic resources could also support the construction of social bridges with members of the receiving society and overcoming the legal barriers to integration.
IIUC Business Review
Antecedents, focus, and outcomes of work-life balance: A conceptual review2022 •
Rassegna europea di letteratura italiana
«Sembra invocare e esigere ostinazione di ermeneuti». Dante, Sanguineti e l’inconcluso commento al "Purgatorio"2022 •
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LETTURA NARRATIVA DELLA BIBBIA: 2 Sam 11-122019 •
The Lancet Regional Health - Western Pacific
The longitudinal relationship between nutritional status and anaemia among Malaysian adolescents2021 •
JAIDS Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes
Evaluation of the Efficacy and Safety of Switching to Tenofovir, Emtricitabine, and Rilpivirine in Treatment-Experienced Patients2015 •
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MUDAH PRAKTIS,CALL 0856-0495-0010, Pesan Antar Makanan di Wates2021 •
Revista de Economia e Sociologia Rural
Entre o declínio e a reinvenção: atualidade das funções do sistema público atacadista de alimentos no Brasil2012 •
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