Articles
The exceptions to child exceptionalism
Rosen, R. and E. Dickson (2024). “The exceptions to child exceptionalism: Racialised migrant ‘deservingness’ and the UK’s free school meal debates.” Critical Social Policy 44(2): 201–221. https://doi.org/10.1177/02610183231223948
At the borders of the coroNATION
Mikkel Rytter (2023) At the borders of the coroNATION: samfundssind, Muslim immigrants and suspicious solidarity in Denmark. Ethnic and Racial Studies, online first. https://doi.org/10.1080/01419870.2023.2177119
Silence Agreements in Danish Elderly Care
Mikkel Rytter and Sara Lei Sparre (2022) Silence Agreements in Danish Elderly Care: Phantasmatic Asymmetry between Care Managers and Self-Appointed Helpers with a Muslim Immigrant Background. Genealogy 6: 46.
Chapters
My name is not ‘asylum seeker’
My name is not ‘asylum seeker’: Countering silencing, unhearing and labelling in the UK asylum system through co-research 2023 By Mette Louise Berg, Eve Dickson, Faith Nyamakanga and Nelson Gómez, in Claire Cameron, Alison Koslowski, Alison Lamont and Peter Moss (eds) Social research for our times: Thomas Coram Research Unit past, present and future London: UCL Press
Anthropological Perspectives on Superdiversity: Complexity, Difference, Sameness, and Mixing
Mette Louise Berg, ‘Anthropological Perspectives on Superdiversity: Complexity, Difference, Sameness, and Mixing’, in Fran Meissner, Nando Sigona, and Steve Vertovec (eds) The Oxford Handbook of Superdiversity.
Hunger or indebtedness? Enforcing migrant destitution, racializing debt
Eve Dickson, Rachel Rosen and Kehinde Sorinmade (forthcoming) Hunger or indebtedness? Enforcing migrant destitution, racializing debt. In Clea Bourne, Paul Gilbert, Max Haiven and Johnna Montgomerie (Eds). Imagining the unseen: 20 pictures of debt’s empire, then and now.
Books
Paradigmeskiftets konsekvenser: Flygtninge, stat og civilsamfund
Rytter, M. Mortensen, S-L., Bregnbæk, S. and Z. Whyte (2023): Paradigmeskiftets konsekvenser: Flygtninge, stat og civilsamfund. Aarhus University Press.
Studying Diversity, Migration and Urban Multiculture
Mette Louise Berg and Magdalena Nowicka (eds) (2019), Studying Diversity, Migration and Urban Multiculture: Convivial Tools for Research and Practice. London: UCL Press.
Reports
POLICY BRIEFING: Section 17 support for families with ‘no recourse to public funds’ (NRPF) in London
Report by Eve Dickson and Rachel Rosen, University College London Read report here.
ASYLUM HOUSING IN YORKSHIRE: A case study of two dispersal areas
Report by Mette Louise Berg and Eve Dickson RESEARCH BY: Abby, Eve Dickson, Faith, Hedi, Mette Louise Berg, Misbah Almisbahi, Nel, and Sanaa El-Khatib Read report here.
Ukrainian refugees and the Nordics
Contributions by Mette Louise Berg, Line Gruner, Anders Neergaard, Andrea Verdasco and Silke Zschomler The Russian invasion of Ukraine has resulted in the biggest refugee crisis in Europe since World War Two. Millions have crossed Ukraine’s borders into neighboring...