This term’s seminar series brings a anthropological perspective to migration with a particular focus on migrations and mobilities outside Europe. Religion and identity, the concept of home, issues arising from globalisation, and the emotional aspects of migratory movements are just some of the themes that this terms speakers addressed, presenting the qualitative aspects of COMPAS interests and collaborations.
Surfing on the Waves of Globalization. Reflections on the Hadrami
Leif Manger, University of Bergen
Rehoused but homeless. Forced migration and resettlement on Sri Lanka's
Cathrine Brun, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Permanently impermanent: Dubai's migrant workers
Syed Ali, Long Island University
Muslim Women and the emergence of counter public spheres in Italy
Ruba Salih, University of Exeter
Time for the pen, not the sword. Khat and consumption among diaspora
Peter Hansen, Danish Institute for International Studies
Religion in the Nepali Diaspora
Sondra Hausner and David Gellner, ISCA, University of Oxford
Why focus on emotions when analysing migration? Concepts, methods, analysis
Maruska Svasek, Queen’s University Belfast
Caribbean Nurses in Britain: Victims, Heroines or Dutiful Daughters?
Karen Fog Olwig, University of Copenhagen
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