Podcasts

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Academic Aunties, 2023
Surviving Society 2021
Still We Rise, 2021
Oxford Refugee Studies Centre Lecture, 2018

Blogs

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With The Rwanda Deportation Plan British Asylum Policy Moves Firmly On To The Terrain Of The Far Right, Border Criminologies, 2022
Colonial Fantasies of the Offshore, History Workshop, 2021
France and UK can stop deaths in Channel – but not by increasing border patrols, Open Democracy, 2021
The Nationality and Borders Bill 2021: From Empty Threats to Further Erosion of the Right to Seek Asylum, Border Criminologies, 2021
The New Plan for Immigration and the Evidence From Social Science Research, Campaign for the Social Sciences Blog, 2021
The Death of Asylum and the Search for Alternatives, Discover Society, 2021
Colonial Logics in the British Asylum System, Discover Society, 2020
Pull Factors – The Myth That Never Dies…, ECRE Blog, 2019
A Long History of Welcoming? Rowland and Littlefield Blog, 2018
‘Paid work’ or underpaid labour? The labour exploitation of detainees within immigration detention, Discover Society, 2017
Soil, Blood and Identity, The Sociological Review Blog, 2017
The economic case for allowing asylum seekers to work – and giving them more cash, The Conversation, 2016
Myth of Pull Factor Mires U.K. Asylum Seekers in Poverty, Refugees Deeply, 2016
Asylum seekers in Britain: putting the economic ‘pull factor’ in context, LSE Policy and Politics, 2016
Is access to work really a pull factor for asylum seekers? The Conversation, 2016
The politics of asylum: the boring bits matter, Open Democracy, 2015
Why the UK’s 2015 Immigration Bill is bad for vulnerable migrant workers, Open Democracy, 2015
On the Frontline: Asylum, welfare and work, Discover Society, 2015
The Refugee crisis: what the experts say, University of Sheffield Blog
Beyond the Hostile State: Imagining Universities of Sanctuary, Oxford Monitor of Forced Migration, 2010

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