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TitleFirst NameLast NameDeptHEISummary of Research InterestsWebpageEmail
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DrMagdaBorokowskaInstitute for Social and Economic ResearchEssexEthnicity and migration; political behaviour and attitudes; civil society; socioeconomic inequalities; and social cohesion. I am particularly interested in the life-course perspective and often work with longitudinal data. I am also interested in survey data quality and new types of social research data.https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/borko71601/magda-borkowskam.borkowska@essex.ac.uk
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DrSallyBurrowsDepartment of Government/School of Health and Social CareEssexEqualities and inclusion, and access to health and care. https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/smith51676/sally-burrowssally.burrows@essex.ac.uk
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DrIsabelCrowhurstDepartment of SociologyEssexCommercial sex, migrant prostitution, governance of prostitution, sex trafficking, intimacy and personal lifehttps://www.essex.ac.uk/people/crowh01503/isabel-crowhursticrow@essex.ac.uk
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DrNeliDemirevaDepartment of SociologyEssexMigration, inter-ethnic ties, social cohesion, ethnic penalties and multiculturalism. https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/demir19100/neli-demirevanvdem@essex.ac.uk
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ProfMaria CristinaFumagalliDepartment of Literature Film and Theatre Studies (LiFTS)EssexCaribbean migration, migration and denationalisation issues in Haiti and the Dominican Republichttps://www.essex.ac.uk/people/fumag44408/maria-cristina-fumagallimcfuma@essex.ac.uk
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DrNicolasGeeraertDepartment of PsychologyEssexAcculturation, cross-cultural psychology, and social psychology.https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/geera58603/nicolas-geeraertgeeraert@essex.ac.uk
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DrCarlosGigoux GramegnaDepartment of SociologyEssexImpact of migration for indigenous peoples, and the role of social movements in advancing migrants and refugees rights.https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/gigou62605/carlos-gigoux-gramegnacgigou@essex.ac.uk
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ProfKristianGleditschDepartment of GovernmentEssexConflict and cooperation, democratization, and spatial dimensions of social and political processes
https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/gledi90109/kristian-gleditsch
ksg@essex.ac.uk
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DrAyseGuveliDepartment of SociologyEssexStratification and social mobility, international migration, religion, life course, families and gender.https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/guvel55100/ayse-guveliaguveli@essex.ac.uk
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ProfTimHattonDepartment of EconomicsEssexResearch interests include the causes and effects of international migration, and policy on immigration and asylum.https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/hatto30902/tim-hattonhatton@essex.ac.uk
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DrAnuj KapilashramiSchool of Health and Social CareEssexThe intersections of health policy and development praxis, with particular interest in their interface with gender, human rights and social justice. https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/kapil61907/anuj-kapilashramia.kapilashrami@essex.ac.uk
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DrSeanKelleyDepartment of HistoryEssexTransatlantic slave trade, Africans in the Americas, transnational mercantile networks and connections, global and transnational approaches to historyhttps://www.essex.ac.uk/people/kelle34600/sean-kelleyskelley@essex.ac.uk
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DrZibiahLoaktharDepartment of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic StudiesEssexExperience of working in social justice and equality sectors with BAMER (Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic and Refugee) communities, leading arts, community development, education, heritage and oral history projectshttps://www.essex.ac.uk/people/loakt09501/zibiah-loaktharz.loakthar@essex.ac.uk
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DrReneeLuthraDepartment of SociologyEssexInternational migration, social stratification, education, and quantitative methods. Current research interests include migration and inequalities in parenting, education, work and health.https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/luthr02104/renee-luthrarrluthra@essex.ac.uk
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DrAlita NandiInstitute for Social and Economic ResearchEssexEthnicity and gender, specifically differences in subjective wellbeing (e.g., life satisfaction, mental health) as well as economic wellbeing (e.g., income, wages). In addition: (i) in the formation, measurement and impact of identity on life outcomes, (ii) causes and consequences of harassment and discrimination, (iii) in measurement of institutional characteristics in developing countries and exploring their effects.https://www.iser.essex.ac.uk/people/anandianandi@essex.ac.uk
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DrNiallO'ConnorSchool of LawEssexEmployment law, European Union law, fundamental rightshttps://www.essex.ac.uk/people/oconn43006/niall-o-connorn.oconnor@essex.ac.uk
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ProfPeter PatrickDepartment of Language and LinguisticsEssexLanguage testing of asylum claimants
https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/patri91909/peter-patrick
patrickp@essex.ac.uk
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DrSaraPoloDepartment of GovernmentEssexThe causes, diffusion, and targets of terrorism and on the the determinants and dynamics of violent and nonviolent conflict. https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/polos77609/sara-polosara.polo@essex.ac.uk
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DrBrigitteRabeInstitute of Social and Economic Research (ISER)EssexEarly child development: the effect of breastfeeding on cognitive child outcomes; free child care and child attainment; Education and schools: effects of school resources on school attainment; sibling spillover effects in school achievement; interactions between school quality and parental investments; Child care and maternal labour supply; Migration and residential mobilityhttps://www.iser.essex.ac.uk/people/brabebrabe@essex.ac.uk
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DrGinaReinhardtDepartment of GovernmentEssexPolitical economy of foreign aid, economic and social development, and the political and policy implications of disasters.
She has studied race, trust, and migration; the construction of trust by the media across levels of government; and how the allocation of foreign aid conditions its performance effectiveness.
https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/reinh47500/gina-reinhardtgina.reinhardt@essex.ac.uk
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DrJohanna RomerDepartment of SociologyEssexHow state power and political authority are produced through the everyday interactions and experiences of persons working within and subject to criminal justice institutions.https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/romer76406/johanna-romerjohanna.romer@essex.ac.uk
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DrAnnaSergiDepartment of SociologyEssexCriminology, comparative criminal justice and criminal mobility.https://www.essex.ac.uk/people/sergi58502/anna-sergiasergi@essex.ac.uk
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ProfDominicAbramsSchool of PsychologyKentEquality and human rights, prejudice, discrimination, social attitudes and social change across the life course. Social and developmental psychology and gerontology. https://www.kent.ac.uk/psychology/people/212/www.kent.ac.uk/psychology/people/212/abrams-dominicd.abrams@kent.ac.uk
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DrDavidGarbinSchool of Social Policy, Sociology and Social ResearchKentMigration, diaspora and transnationalism, Religion among minorities and diasporas, Religion and the city, Globalisation, urbanisation and development, South Asian diasporas and new African diasporas in Europe and North America, Politics of identity and ethnicity, Space, exclusion and urban processes, Youth and popular culture in urban settings.https://www.kent.ac.uk/social-policy-sociology-social-research/people/1579/garbin-davidd.garbin@kent.ac.uk
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DrBahriye KemalSchool of EnglishKentborder/broader crossing geographic and disciplinary boundaries,https://www.kent.ac.uk/english/people/146/kemal-bahriyeb.kemal@kent.ac.uk
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ProfSallyKendallCentre for Health Services StudiesKentPatient and public experience of health and health care in the community, public health in relation to children and families and implementation and application of health policy into practice. https://www.kent.ac.uk/chss/staff/research/kendall.htmlS.Kendall-608@kent.ac.uk
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DrAmandaKlekowski von KoppenfelsBrussels School of International StudiesKentCitizenship, both formal and substantive, and the engagement of migrants with their home country and their host country. She examines the interaction of identity, transnational engagement and integration.https://www.kent.ac.uk/brussels/people/2612/www.kent.ac.uk/brussels/people/2612/von-koppenfels-amanda-klekowskia.k.von-koppenfels@kent.ac.uk
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DrMargherita LaeraSchool of ArtsKentContemporary theatre in Europe, especially in Italy; adaptation and translation for the stage; ‘classical’ Greek tragedy and its modern appropriations; theatre criticism; theatre and ideology. Recent AHRC Fellowship on ‘Translation, Adaptation, Otherness: “Foreignisation” in Theatre Practice’ https://www.kent.ac.uk/arts/people/2153/www.kent.ac.uk/arts/people/2153/laera-margheritam.laera@kent.ac.uk
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DrBridgetNg’ anduSchool of Social Policy, Sociology and Social ResearchKentWorking with children and families, specifically issues around child sexual exploitation and race, safeguarding and unaccompanied asylum seekers, social work activism, alternative ways of social work practice, social work diversity and international social work practice. BAME Staff Network Co-Chair.https://www.kent.ac.uk/social-policy-sociology-social-research/people/1951/ng-andu-bridgetb.ng'andu@kent.ac.uk
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DrTomParkinsonUnit for the Enhancement of Learning and TeachingKentGlobal disparities in access to opportunity and resources in higher education, and in the relationship between higher education, society, the individual and the state. https://www.kent.ac.uk/uelt/staff/apt/profiles/Centre%20Staff/tparkinson2.html T.Parkinson@kent.ac.uk
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Dr SwetaRajan-RankinSchool of Social Policy, Sociology and Social ResearchKentSociology of race and ethnicity, and in particular: Globalization, transnationality, embodiment and worker identity; Social work, embodiment and social location; Ageing, racialized bodies, ethnicity and diasporic imaginaries.https://www.kent.ac.uk/social-policy-sociology-social-research/people/1953/www.kent.ac.uk/social-policy-sociology-social-research/people/1953/rajan-rankin-swetas.rajan-rankin@kent.ac.uk
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DrMatthewWhittleSchool of EnglishKentPostcolonial and global literatures, with special emphasis on the climate emergency, extinction, decolonisation and migration.https://www.kent.ac.uk/english/people/120/www.kent.ac.uk/english/people/120/whittle-matthewm.whittle@kent.ac.uk
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DrMaria AbranchesSchool of International DevelopmentUEAMigration and material culturehttps://people.uea.ac.uk/m_abranchesm.abranches@uea.ac.uk
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DrZografia BikaNorwich Business SchoolUEASocial innovation and rural, family and institutional entrepreneurship issues, integrating the broader forces for change with the responses of actors and businesses set in their particular local and regional contexts.https://people.uea.ac.uk/z_bikaz.bika@uea.ac.uk
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DrEmilyDolmansSchool of Literature, Drama and Creative WritingUEAmultilingualism, historiography, material culture, and the relationships between literature and cultural geography, especially borders and boundaries, displacement, migration, travel, intercultural contact and exchange, national/regional/local identities, and conceptions of home.https://people.uea.ac.uk/e_dolmanse.dolmans@uea.ac.uk
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ProfRogerFewSchool of International DevelopmentUEAThe connections between environmental change, risk and human wellbeing, mainly in lower-income settings, including displacement following natural disasters. https://people.uea.ac.uk/r_fewr.few@uea.ac.uk
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DrJurgen GrotzSchool of Health SciencesUEAParticipative approaches and public engagement, working across the academic, public and voluntary and community sectorshttps://people.uea.ac.uk/j_grotzj.grotz@uea.ac.uk
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DrLilianaHardingSchool of EconomicsUEAMigration economics, and her interests extend to further areas of labour economics, regional economic development, economic systems. She is currently exploring related questions in the economics of arts and culture.https://people.uea.ac.uk/liliana_hardingliliana.harding@uea.ac.uk
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DrHazelMarshSchool of Politics, Philosophy, Language and Communication StudiesUEAPopular music and social activism, politics and popular culture, the creative arts and community action, collective memory and identity, culture and disaster risk reduction, music and social movements, heritage studies, and the contributions of Gypsy/Roma/Traveller groups to the societies they live in. https://people.uea.ac.uk/hazel_marshhazel.marsh@uea.ac.uk
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ProfAnshumanMondalSchool of Literature, Drama and Creative WritingUEApostcolonial literature and theory, nationalism, multiculturalism and the literature of diasporahttps://people.uea.ac.uk/a_mondala.mondal@uea.ac.uk
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ProfAndreasMusolffSchool of Politics, Philosophy, Language and Communication StudiesUEAIntercultural Communication, Cognitive Linguistics, Political Discourse Analysis, Historical Semantics and Pragmatics and the History of Applied Linguistics. My most recent work has focused on cross-cultural comparison of metaphor use, language and racism, and quotation in intercultural communication.https://people.uea.ac.uk/a_musolffa.musolff@uea.ac.uk
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DrSophieNorthSchool of Health SciencesUEAhttps://people.uea.ac.uk/s_north1s.north1@uea.ac.uk
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DrGabrinaPoundsSchool of Politics, Philosophy, Language and Communication StudiesUEAThe expression of attitude, subjectivity and emotion in news and advertising discourse and the communication of empathy and person-centeredness in medical consultations, police interviews and other professional contexts, both online and face-to-face.https://people.uea.ac.uk/g_poundsg.pounds@uea.ac.uk
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ProfNityaRaoSchool of International DevelopmentUEAGender analysis of land and livelihoods; women's organisation and empowerment; literacy and education; gender and public policy; indigenous peoples and social movements, identities and well-being; sociology and anthropology; methodologies of monitoring and evaluation of development initiatives, India; South Asia.https://research-portal.uea.ac.uk/en/persons/nitya-raoN.Rao@uea.ac.uk
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DrBeckyTaylorSchool of HistoryUEAMinorities, migration and the state, including Gypsies, Roma and Travellers. Contributes directly to histories of state expansion, migration, ideologies and violence as well as histories of empire, xenophobia and identity.https://people.uea.ac.uk/b_taylorb.taylor@uea.ac.uk
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DrMarkTebbothSchool of International DevelopmentUEAHuman migration / mobility and forced displacement, vulnerability, resilience and adaptation, and disaster risk reduction and risks linked to a changing global climate.https://people.uea.ac.uk/m_tebbothm.tebboth@uea.ac.uk
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DrUlrike TheuerkaufSchool of International DevelopmentUEACivil wars and political violence, formal and informal political institutions, forms of government, electoral systems, state structures, corruption, democracy and democratization.https://people.uea.ac.uk/u_theuerkauf u.theuerkauf@uea.ac.uk
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DrAliAliHuman GeographyUoSMy past research has focused on migration and displacement in the modern Middle East. My current research is focused on international student mobilities / migration to Cyprus.https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p520550-ali-aliA.A.Ali@sussex.ac.uk
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DrStuartCartlandAnthropologyUoSIdentity, Discourse, Politicisation, Intersectional, Narratives, Exclusivism, Insecurity, Ideological, Constructed.https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p460557-stuart-cartlandS.Cartland@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfGeertDe NeveAnthropologyUoSIn particular, my research focuses on understanding inequality and poverty in India, and their transformations over time.  How caste shapes access to new economic labour markets and new opportunities has been a main interest of me, particularly in the context of global value chain production.https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p102363-geert-de-neveg.r.de-neve@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfPriyaDeshingkarGeographyUoSForced migration; Forced labour; Human Trafficking; Gender and Migration; Gender and Refugees.https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p709-priya-deshingkarP.Deshingkar@sussex.ac.uk
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DrMoiraDustinLawUoSGender, migration, equality, human rights, multiculturalism, religionhttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p400858-moira-dustinM.Dustin@sussex.ac.uk
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DrSynneDyvikInternational DevelopmentUoSprivate refugee hosting, humanitarianism and development, gender and feminism, conflict and militarismhttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p226447-synne-dyvikS.Dyvik@sussex.ac.uk
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DrAneiraEdmundsSociology & CriminologyUoSHuman rights, security and the body, Far right populism & feminismAneira Edmunds Profile | University of SussexA.J.Edmunds@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfAnne-MeikeFechterAnthropologyUoSmigration and development, displacement economies, mutual aid in displacement, grassroots aid and humanitarianism, Southeast Asia; aid workers, professional and privilege migration.http://www.sussex.ac.uk/profiles/158737/researcha.fechter@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfNunoFerreiraLawUoSHuman Rights, Discrimination Law, European Law, Children's Rights, and Asylum and Refugee Lawhttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p396218-nuno-ferreiraN.Ferreira@sussex.ac.uk
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DrMelissaGatterAnthropology and International DevelopmentUoSrefugee camps, time, humanitarianism, borders, Middle East, US.https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p577357-melissa-gatterM.Gatter@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfJamesHampshirePoliticsUoSpolitics of immigration, political economy of migration, immigration policy, citizenship. https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p171966-james-hampshireJ.A.Hampshire@sussex.ac.uk
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DrUshehweduKufakurinaniGeographyUoSmigration and sending countries; resource governance, informal drug markets, health and development.https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p622459-ushehwedu-kufakurinaniU.Kufakurinani@sussex.ac.uk
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DrBirgulKutanEducationUoSepistemic injustices/discriminations through and in education, theory and practice of social change especially how historically marginalised section of society engage in this process with what strategies, intercultural dialog and solidarity, alternative knowledge productions by minoritised people, human rights/democracy struggle, Identity and belonging in violence context and authoritarianism, feminist futures and social movement, Turkey, Middle Easthttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p141870-birgul-kutanB.Kutan@sussex.ac.uk
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DrRachelLarkinSocial WorkUoSprofessional and state responses to child and youth migration; gender and sexuality; girlhood in migration; social work; unaccompanied and separated young people; participatory and creative methodshttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p87382-rachel-larkinr.larkin@sussex.ac.uk
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DrAleksandraLewickiSociology & CriminologyUoSRace and racialisation, institutional racism, discrimination, labour extractivism, East-West inequalities in Europe, precarious labour mobility, structural inequality, immigration policy, borders and bordering. https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p439386-aleksandra-lewickiA.Lewicki@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfMagnusMarsdenAnthropologyUoSAfghanistan; Central Asia; Islam; urban heritage; intangible heritage minorites; networks; diplomacy; trade and commerce; Sikhism; Jewish life https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p187719-magnus-marsdenM.Marsden@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfJoAnnMcGregorHuman GeographyUoSSouthern African displacement/mobility; cities and mobility, eviction/displacement and urban citizenshiphttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p135339-joann-mcgregorJ.Mcgregor@sussex.ac.uk
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DrLauraMorosanuSociology & CriminologyUoSKeywords for my work are youth mobility, migrant networks, transnationalism, return migration.https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p307570-laura-morosanuL.Morosanu@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfLindaMorriceEducationUoSSocial integration and sanctuary; refugee education across the life course in Global North and South; unaccompanied children and wellbeing; teachers of refugees. Co-design and co-production of research.https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p67017-linda-morricel.m.morrice@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfMarioNovelliEducationUoSWar, Conflict, Peace, Education, Peacebuilding, Political Violence, Authoritarianism, Political Economy , Social Justicehttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p196279-mario-novelliM.Novelli@sussex.ac.uk
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DrKeithPereraEducationUoSEducation, Pedagogies, Attitudes, Host Communityhttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p204938-keith-pereraK.Perera@sussex.ac.uk
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DrRebeccaPrenticeAnthropology and International DevelopmentUoSMigrant labour, health and safety, and global garment production. Relationship between labour, sustainability, and the environment. Ethnographic and embodied approaches to just transition.https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p98251-rebecca-prenticer.j.prentice@sussex.ac.uk
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DrFelixRoeschDepartment of International RelationsUoSEuropean Émigré Scholars and their political thought; emotions, sociability, practive theory, and transcultural encounters; Global IRhttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p604614-felix-roeschf.roesch@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfBenRogalyGeographyUoSRacism, racial capitalism, class, place, migration, work, labour, oral history, ethnography, community engagement, arts/music/activismhttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p28173-ben-rogalyb.rogaly@sussex.ac.uk
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DrSarahScuzzarelloGeographyUoSMigration and intergroup relations; sexuality; gender; Queer migration; integration policy; migrants' belonging and identities; cross-national comparative analysishttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p355448-sarah-scuzzarelloS.Scuzzarello@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfPaulStathamGeographyUoSMarriage migration, tourist mobilities, Transnationalism, Gender and sexualities of migration, Thailandhttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p72922-paul-stathamPaul.Statham@sussex.ac.uk
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ProfDivyaTolia-KellyGeographyUoSRace, Heritage, Museums, Migration, Identity, Cultural Landscapehttps://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p204951-divya-tolia-kellyD.Tolia-Kelly@sussex.ac.uk>
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DrJoWildingLawUoSAccess to legal advice; legal aid; drivers of legal advice need; obstacles to legal advice provision.https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p341436-jo-wildingJ.M.H.Wilding@sussex.ac.uk
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DrTahirZamanGeographyUoSforced migration, refugees, higher education and displacement, faith-based humanitarianism, geographies of religion, neighbourliness, Islam, social protection.https://profiles.sussex.ac.uk/p434365-tahir-zamanTahir.Zaman@sussex.ac.uk
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