Who Do We Think We Are?

Who Do We Think We Are?

The survey Citizens' rights and British citizens in the EU, EEA and EFTA, 5 years on from Brexit explores the experiences of Britons resident in the EU, EEA, and EFTA member states by the end of the B...

For asylum seekers in the UK, struggles are part of everyday life, shaped by policies that isolate, impoverish and dehumanise.

This newly published book — Global Hong Kong: Post-2019 Hong Kong migration and the new Hong Kong diaspora (edited by Yuk Wah Chan and Yvette To) — examines how Hong Kong migrants settling in the UK, ...

A new survey, led by Lancaster University researchers, explores the experiences of Britons resident in the EU, EEA, and EFTA member states in accessing and securing their post-Brexit status and rights...

This online survey examines the extent and scope of the issues and challenges faced by the estimated 1.2 million Britons resident in the EU's 27 member states by the end of the Brexit transition perio...

This newly published book — Global Hong Kong: Post-2019 Hong Kong migration and the new Hong Kong diaspora (edited by Yuk Wah Chan and Yvette To) — examines how Hong Kong migrants settling in the UK, ...

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Launching Bordering social reproduction by Rachel Rosen + Eve Dickson, and Borders, Citizenship, + Pregnancy by Gwyneth Lonergan.

MIGRATION AND RACISM IN THE GLOBAL AUTHORITARIAN TURN: SOCIAL SCIENTISTS AGAINST THE HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT IN-PERSON CONFERENCE, 19-20 JUNE

Podcast Episode · Who do we think we are? · S3 E11 · 34m

Heather Rolfe analyses public opinion on the UK government's white paper on immigration. She argues that while much of the public is in favour of reducing migration, the content and language of the wh...

Michaela and Nando discuss the UK’s Labour Government 2025 promise to restore control over immigration by reducing net migration and how Brexit remains the elephant in the room.

Killings in a new Israeli offensive and depleted food and medical supplies are pushing people on to the streets of the once bustling hub of Gaza

Michaela and Nando discuss the UK’s Labour Government 2025 promise to restore control over immigration by reducing net migration and how Brexit remains the elephant in the room.