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The Sussex Centre for Migration Research & the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, based at @SussexGlobal, @SussexUni
Brighton, England
Joined May 2015
We're a @SussexUni Centre of Excellence. Our world-leading research into migration & ethnic relations drives progress for planet & people #ImpossibleUntilDone Our research wouldn’t be possible without our collaborators. Find out more:
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#LGBTPlusHM #research #queer #migration Queer Judgments Project - a global initiative to improve the law to make life better for LGBTIQ+ people and communities. Professor Nuno Ferreira (SCMR) is part of the collaboration's organisers. Read more
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Are you a #USA citizen or resident who is interested in pursuing a #postgraduate degree in #migraiton with us? This scholarship (Maintenance grant) may be interesting. See full details here
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New SCMR blog post by @EUI_EU Doctoral researcher Esteban Octavio Scuzarello As the #Cartagena declaration just turned 40, what are the lessons we can learn to address challenges implicated in forced migration today? Read more here
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New article in JEMS by @kwasikwateng explores how religious experiences like dreams and prophecies shape migration desires among Ghanaians, challenging the view that migration is driven solely by economic factors. Read more
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@UrosKovacBg @crcg_rug @RCSunigroningen @FIFPRO thank you for choosing JEMS as an outlet for your work!
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RT @UrosKovacBg: Thank you to @scmrjems for publishing my perspectives on migration brokerage, human trafficking, and racialization in foot…
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Join the next SCMR Migration seminar with Professor Phillip Ayoub (UCL, London) who will present his latest work with Kristina Stoekl. University of Sussex, C333 & online. Register for online participation:
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New Special Issue now out in JEMS - The temporary turn in asylum: Researching the politics of deterrence in practice. Read the introduction in free access
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New #openaccess article in JEMS argues that returning irregular migrants is difficult due to a 'power switch' where origin countries act as gatekeepers. Read more
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#LGBTPlusHM #research #queer #migration Experiences of Queer Migration is a collaborative project that seeks to understand marginalisation and belonging among LGBQ migrants in the UK. PI, Dr @SScuzzarello See the Zine
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New Issue of JEMS now out - Special issue "The Affective Economy of Removal: Ethnographic Perspectives on Deportation and (In)voluntary Return", eds. Sabine Strasser (University of Bern) & Martin Sökefeld (Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich) Read more
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Join Professor @priyadeshingkar this Wed for an online & free masterclass on #migration and human #trafficking! Registration link below
🌏🌟 Perspectives on Irregular Migration and Human Trafficking 📚 The second part in our masterclass series, join us for this free session online on Wednesday 12 February at 1pm. 🔗 For the full schedule of classes and to book your place, link below
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Are you interested in pursuing a MA degree in #migration with us? Are you an international student with exceptional academic grades? Are you self-funded? Then the University of Sussex Chancellor's Int. Scholarship may be interesting for you. Read more
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New SCMR Working paper by our Alumnus Yoga Prasetyo - Integration-transnationalism nexus in the context of enforced transience: Managing racial harmony and temporary labour migration in Singapore. Read more
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Curious about doing a Master in Migration? Join Prof Paul Statham at the @SussexUni Master Open Day to learn more about our two programmes! 📅 March 15 In person at the University of Sussex Register
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Join the next SCMR Migration seminar with Professor Phillip Ayoub (UCL, London) who will present his latest work with Kristina Stoekl. University of Sussex, C333 & online. Register for online participation:
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New SCMR Working paper is a reflective account of the mixed-methods approaches used in the SCMR-led international Protracted Displacement Economies project - By Mike Collyer et al. Read more
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New #Openaccess article in JEMS introduces 'colonial surveillance' to analyse queer asylum practices, arguing that these processes are rooted in colonial logics and discusses resistance strategies by refugees and support organisations
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Call for Papers Migration in an evolving global landscape: exploring agency, resistance and precarity over time @SussexUni , in person Abstract submissions for presentations or posters (250 words max) by March, 7 For more information and to apply see
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Join us today (Wednesday 5th) for a talk by Professor Sarah Tobin on Female Immigrant Labour followed by the presentation of the recent book 'Brighton Bound' by Ben Rogaly, Cath Senker and Amy Clarke
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