My recent article (online first already since 30.12.24, #OA ) has a number and a page range.
Yeah!
"Unequal refugeeness. Race, gender, and co-belligerence from Poles in colonial Africa to Ukrainians in Poland"
Journal of Refugee Studies, 2025, 38(3), 674–689
https://academic.oup.com/jrs/article/38/3/674/7934655
@histodons #RefugeeStudies #Poland #Africa #colonial #refugeeness #ukraine #histodons
Nice! I just learned that my forthcoming article (with Marijana Hamersak) will be #OpenAccess due to some agreement of @unibayreuth with SAGE.
Coming soon in Memory Studies
#ElShatt #croatia #egypt #RefugeeStudies #histodons #MemoryStudies
Map on the Polish-Belarus Border published by Badaczki i Badacze na Granicy
(Researchers at the border, a network of critical Polish #BorderStudies researchers)
Beautifully made representation of a violent space and a great resource for teaching on the #EU border etc.
#Border #Poland #Belarus #migrationstudies #RefugeeStudies
@kapturak @migrationresearch @maxpichl
I just learned, I published an article last year, well, last Monday:
"Unequal refugeeness. Race, gender, and co-belligerence from Poles in colonial Africa to Ukrainians in Poland"
in the Journal of Refugee Studies
I will make a thread later. Read #OA here:
https://doi.org/10.1093/jrs/feae089
Yeah! Enjoy and spread the word!
It is #OpenAccess about #RefugeeStudies and #history #Poland #ukraine #africa #colonialism @ulrikekrause @maxpichl @histodons @africanstudies @historikerinnen @FranziscaZ
Everything you might want to know about #asylum #externalisation
"By offering scientifically rigorous information, the contributions can enrich public debates and help to identify humane asylum practices."
A lot of material on the heated deabtes about #Rwanda #albania etc. #plans in #migration policies
Compiled by @ulrikekrause and Christian Fröhlich
Externalization of asylum and migration management is a highly topical and controversial issue shaping political and societal discussions worldwide. Externalization should be understood as the process of shifting functions that are normally undertaken by a State within its own territory so that they take place, in part or in whole, outside its territory.. “Externalizing Asylum” provides […]
CfP Panel:
"The Socio-Political Dimensions of #Refugee Hosting in #Africa"
Please share and submit paper proposals to the panel I am organizing with @FranziscaZ at the #Conference of the German Network for Forced Migration Studies @nwff
- 16-18 September 2024 in Bonn
- deadline 22 April
More details including on submission available here: https://ffvt.net/en/events/fluchtforschungskonferenz-2024#top
Panel: https://ffvt.net/de/events/fluchtforschungskonferenz-2024/results/panel-the-socio-political-dimensions-of-refugee-hosting-in-africa
@africanstudies @histodons @nwff
Three weeks to go until the call for the #VAD #conference on #africanstudies closes.
Please circulate and consider applying to our panel on #refugeestudies and #refugee #history in #east #africa
East Africa has a long and variegated history of refugee hosting. The region stands at the forefront of developments in refugee policies, for better or worse. We welcome presentations looking into the past and present of refugee hosting in Eastern Africa and its relation to the Refugee Studies.
New article on small stories in #ethnographicresearch with refugee students co-authored by @nanothom is online now! English translation soon to follow...🙂
#smallstories #ethnography #refugeestudies
https://www.qualitative-research.net/index.php/fqs/article/view/3784
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Linguistics - Eurac Research
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