Umut Erel

Data Management Plan for "Care and Belonging among migrant and racialized LGBTQ+ parents"

Umut Erel

The research explores migrant and racialized LGBTQ+ parents' experiences and views on parenting. Based on semi-structured interviews and arts-based workshops it explores issues of care, belonging and exclusion.

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Data Management Plan for "Care and Belonging among migrant and racialized LGBTQ+ parents"

Umut Erel

The research explores migrant and racialized LGBTQ+ parents' experiences and views on parenting. Based on semi-structured interviews and arts-based workshops it explores issues of care, belonging and exclusion.

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Migrant Women Opposing Governmental Performative Politics and the Hostile Environment

Tracey Reynolds, Umut Erel, Maggie O’Neill

The increasingly restrictive and punitive hostile environment policies reinforce the Conservative Government stance of being ‘tough on immigration’. In public debates the government continues to champion lesser rights for racialised migrants through three key aspects of ‘performative politics’: the creation of social …

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Zustand und Zukunft der Gender Studies an deutschen Hochschulen

Necla Acik, Umut Erel, Nivedita Prasad, Encarnación Gutiérrez Rodríguez et autres

Zustand und Zukunft der Gender Studies an deutschen Hochschulen

Necla Acik, Umut Erel, Nivedita Prasad, Encarnación Gutiérrez Rodríguez et autres

Editorial introduction: Racialised migrants navigating the UK's hostile environment policies

Tracey Reynolds, Umut Erel, Maggie O’Neill

This themed issue explores how the British Government are trying to embed immigration control in every aspect of life in the UK for racialised migrants. The articles study the ideological underpinnings of hostile environment policies, to highlight the multiple ways in which …

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Collaborations Between Academics, Artists and Activists: Transforming Public Understandings and Representations of Migration Issues

Umut Erel

Abstract This chapter reflects on collaborations between academics, artists and activists in order to explore the complexity of issues of migration and to engage with diverse audiences. It positions these collaborations within an ethical framework drawing on participatory action research values. While …

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Afterword

Umut Erel

This conclusion chapter reflects on common threads of racism and sexism in migratised academics’ experiences and opportunities for solidarities drawing on elements of life story narratives by the volume’s contributors.

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PAR: Resistance to Racist Migration Policies in the UK

Umut Erel, Erene Kaptani, Maggie O’Neill, Tracey Reynolds

Abstract In this chapter we share research findings from our collaborative research project ‘PASAR: Participatory Arts and Social Action in Research’ (http://fass.open.ac.uk/research/projects/pasar), which combines participatory action research methods of participatory theatre and walking methods in order to understand the way in which …

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Migrants Performing Citizenship

Umut Erel, Erene Kaptani, Maggie O’Neill, Tracey Reynolds

Uncertain citizenship: Life in the waiting room

Umut Erel

Uncertain Citizenship explores the experience and politics of citizenization. Based on longstanding research it explores the process of becoming citizens through ethnographic work in English as a S...

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Migrants Performing Citizenship: Participatory Theatre and Walking Methods for Research

Umut Erel, Erene Kaptani, Maggie O’Neill, Tracey Reynolds

This chapter introduces a participatory arts based research project with migrant families, reflecting on how we might think of this research as an act of citizenship. It argues that by working together with migrant mothers and young girls, as well as organisations …