Citizenship

COMPAS Round Up Summer 2017

COMPAS communications team

Permanent Residence and the power of bureaucracy

Dora-Olivia Vicol

What does it take to be truly one of us?

Mikal Mast

Confessions of a Bad Migrant [MSc guest blog]

Nina Swen

The new lefts

Nicholas Van Hear

Hierarchies of Displacement [MSc guest blog]

Emily Johanson

The Conservative migration plan: does it work for anyone?

Dora-Olivia Vicol

Paradoxically European: how a spike in xenophobia revalues EU citizenship

Dora-Olivia Vicol

Action for Inclusion in Europe

Caroline Oliver

Changing the impact format: new groups, new engagement

Ida Persson

Citizenship as a concept

Jonathan Price

Us and Them? The Dangerous Politics of Immigration Controls

Bridget Anderson

The Migration Debate

Sarah Spencer

Turbulent Times: The British Jewish Community Today

Ben Gidley, Keith Kahn-Harris

Worker, helper, auntie, maid?

Bridget Anderson

Cohesion and Belonging: Lessons Learned Report

Ben Gidley

Cohesion and Belonging: Review of the Evidence

Ben Gidley

Homelessness and Destitution amongst Excluded Migrants: Lessons Learned Report

Jonathan Price

The COMPAS Approach

Ben Gidley, Rob McNeil and Emma Newcombe

Report on the Rights and Obligations of Citizens and Non-Citizens in Selected Countries. Principles of Eligibility Underpinning Access to State Territory, Citizenship and Welfare

Bridget Anderson, Isabel Shutes and Sarah Walker

Who Counts in Crises? The New Geopolitics of International Migration and Refugee Governance

William Allen, Bridget Anderson, Nicholas Van Hear, Madeleine Sumption, Franck Düvell, Lena Rose, Jennifer Hough, Rachel Humphris, and Sarah Walker

EU Migration to and from the UK After Brexit

Carlos Vargas-Silva

“A privilege, not a right”: Contemporary debates on citizenship deprivation in Britain and France.

Bobbie Mills

Re-thinking Immigrant Investment Funds

Alan Gamlen, Chris Kutarna, & Ashby Monk

Is Citizenship the Answer? Constructions of Belonging and Exclusion for the Stateless Rohingya of Burma

Cresa L. Pugh

What Does “The Migrant” Tell Us About the (Good) Citizen?

Bridget Anderson

“To Belong or Not to Belong”: Is that the Question?’ Negotiating Belonging in Multi-Ethnic London

Ellie Vasta, Sofia Hamaz

The Controllability of Difference: Social Solidarity and Immgrant Integration

Ellie Vasta

“Illegal Immigrant”: Victim or Villain?

Bridget Anderson

Transnationalising Civil Society?: Theoretical and Empirical Reflections on how to Transnationalise Citizenship

Martin Bak Jorgensen

Anthropological Perspectives on Migrants’ Political Engagements

Davide Pero

Between Courting and Controlling: The Moroccan State and ‘Its’ Emigrants

Hein de Haas

French and British Models of Integration Public Philosophies, Policies and State Institutions

Christophe Bertossi

New Europeans on the Move: A Preliminary Review of the Onward Migration of Refugees Within the European Union

Nicholas Van Hear, Anna Lindley

Political Exclusion and the Politics of Recognition Among the Second Generation: The Swiss Citizenship Debate

Susanne Wessendorf

Breakfast Briefing

What are the experiences and concerns of white working class communities?

Daniel Silver

Action towards inclusion in Europe

Sarah Spencer, Ben Gidley, Caroline Oliver, Jonathan Price, Emma Newcombe and Nathan Grassi | December 2014 - June 2016

Balancing Citizenship of Insiders and Outsiders

Bridget Anderson and Sarah Walker | September 2013 – April 2017

Border Security: Discourses and Practices in the UK

Bastian Vollmer | April 2013 – 2016

Citizenship and Integration in the UK

Ben Gidley | 2010 – 2011

Exploring Migration: Research and Drama in Schools

Bridget Anderson, Vanessa Hughes and Ida Persson | October 2014 – September 2015

Expulsion, Membership and Political Community: Historical and Multi-Disciplinary Perspectives

Bridget Anderson | Sept 2008 – Dec 2009

Political Engagements of Latin American Immigrants in the UK

Davide Pero | July 2004 – June 2006

Precarious workers, troubled nation – the reconfiguration of national attachment through precarious work. A case study of Romanian migrants in London

Dora-Olivia Vicol | October 2013 - December 2016

The employment and working conditions of migrant domestic workers in South East Asia

Bridget Anderson and Emma Newcombe | August 2015 - June 2016