13
Feb
DIASPORIC RELATIONS AND FEMINIST LEADERSHIP: THE QUESTION OF WOMEN’S RIGHTS INSIDE IRAN
This post forms part of our series in showcasing abstracts of presentations featured at our annual postgraduate interdisciplinary conference on refugee and forced migration research, hosted in October 2017 at The University of Melbourne. Sanaz Nasirpour This paper examines the ways in which migration and the diasporic context have alerted feminist leadership of... Read More
9
Feb
From Resettled Refugees to Humanitarian Actors: Motivations, Modalities and Implications of Diaspora Humanitarianism
This post forms part of our series in showcasing abstracts of presentations featured at our annual postgraduate interdisciplinary conference on refugee and forced migration research, hosted in October 2017 at The University of Melbourne. Louise Olliff Refugees resettled to Australia often establish small voluntary-run organisations to mobilise resources and implement humanitarian projects targeting... Read More
6
Feb
Imagining Futures with Documentary Film
This post forms part of our series in showcasing abstracts of presentations featured at our annual postgraduate interdisciplinary conference on refugee and forced migration research, hosted in October 2017 at The University of Melbourne. Shannon Owen There are rich historical links between documentary film and social change. These links are now more prevalent... Read More
1
Feb
The Impact of Economic Sanctions in Afghans’s Livelihood Security in Iran
This post forms part of our series in showcasing abstracts of presentations featured at our annual postgraduate interdisciplinary conference on refugee and forced migration research, hosted in October 2017 at The University of Melbourne. Athar Shafaei Understanding how economic sanctions affect people in target countries has been of considerable interest due to the... Read More
26
Jan
Iran’s Mistreatment of Afghans: Human Rights Violations of Refugees and Asylum Seekers
This post forms part of our series in showcasing abstracts of presentations featured at our annual postgraduate interdisciplinary conference on refugee and forced migration research, hosted in October 2017 at The University of Melbourne. Farhad Arian The Iranian government’s strict policies, legal restrictions and bureaucratic obstacles have largely violated human rights of Afghan... Read More
23
Jan
‘Signing On’ With the UK Home Office: Reporting as a Site of Anxiety, Detention and Solidarity
This post forms part of our series in showcasing abstracts of presentations featured at our annual postgraduate interdisciplinary conference on refugee and forced migration research, hosted in October 2017 at The University of Melbourne. Andrew Burridge Asylum seekers awaiting a decision on their application to remain in the UK are typically required to... Read More
19
Jan
Protection in Malaysia and the Rule of Law
This post forms part of our series in showcasing abstracts of presentations featured at our annual postgraduate interdisciplinary conference on refugee and forced migration research, hosted in October 2017 at The University of Melbourne. Renuka T. Balasubramaniam Malaysia has engaged in the de facto and temporary protection of asylum seekers for over 40... Read More
16
Jan
Managing Migration in Indonesia: The Role of IOM and Australia
This post forms part of our series in showcasing abstracts of presentations featured at our annual postgraduate interdisciplinary conference on refugee and forced migration research, hosted in October 2017 at The University of Melbourne. Asher Hirsch Cameron Doig While the International Organization for Migration (IOM) portrays an image of itself as a humanitarian... Read More
12
Jan
German Political Identity and Approaches to Responsibility In German Asylum Policy
This post forms part of our series in showcasing abstracts of presentations featured at our annual postgraduate interdisciplinary conference on refugee and forced migration research, hosted in October 2017 at The University of Melbourne. Kelly Soderstrom The norm of responsibility is central to the protection mandate inherent in asylum policy. Norm construction and codification... Read More
9
Jan
Collective responses and the university: Challenging the exclusion of people seeking asylum from Higher Education
This post forms part of our series in showcasing abstracts of presentations featured at our annual postgraduate interdisciplinary conference on refugee and forced migration research, hosted in October 2017 at The University of Melbourne. Dr Caroline Fleay In contrast to Australian Government policies that aim to prevent the arrival of people seeking asylum by... Read More