This article is part of the blog series “Who, What, and How Much Does Temporary Protection Protect?” and edited by Ibrahim Soysüren. It builds on presentations from a workshop which had the same title and held on 9 December 2023 in...
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Compulsory Guesthood, Social Cohesion, and the Politics of Hospitality in Turkey – Dr. Elif Babül 7.6.2022 Tuesday June 7, 2022...
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2Read article by Marta Moskal published in Population, Space and Place. Author discusses how gender, caregiving, and family shape the experiences of international student migration. Read here:
My latest take on the relationality between grievance and radicalism, published in @PledgeHorizon : grievance politics refers to a mode of political engagement in which perceived injustice becomes the primary lens through which the world is interpreted.
https://www.pledgeproject.eu/5-from-grievance-to-radicalisation-grievance-and-its-emotional-tipping-points-into-extremism/
