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CDEG

Cambridge Emergency and Displacement Group (CEDG)

 

Convenor: Madeleine Arnot (Education) This interdisciplinary group addresses brings together existing research groups, projects and individuals working on displacement, emergency relief, on refugee camps and holding centres globally, particularly but not only in the Global South. It aims to draw upon extensive research...

 
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Global Mobility Economy

 

Convenors: Susan L. Robertson (Education) and Eva Hartmann (Education) This programme of research explores the structural, ideational, social and geo-political dynamics and mechanisms shaping the diverse projects and movements that constitute the global mobility economy. More...

 
Read more at: Hospitality, Storytelling and Integration in a Mobile World
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Hospitality, Storytelling and Integration in a Mobile World

 

Convenor: Jenny Mander (Modern and Medieval Languages) This project aims to reflect broadly on questions of social isolation and cultural exchange through the theoretical, philosophical and historical lens of hospitality. More...

 
Read more at: Integration, Communities and Criminal Networks
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Integration, Communities and Criminal Networks

 

Convenors: Paolo Campana (Criminology), Loraine Gelsthorpe (Criminology) , Maria Abreu (Land Economy) , Alice Hutchings (Computer Lab) This programme of research explores the structure and mechanisms underpinning migration flows – both regular and irregular – and the integration of migrants into hosting communities. This...

 
Read more at: Language, Heritage and Migration
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Language, Heritage and Migration

 

Convenor: Yongcan Liu (Education) This programme seeks to establish a new field of interdisciplinary scholarship which brings together three university initiatives focusing on language sciences, heritage research and migration research. More...

 
Read more at: Movement and Waiting
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Movement and Waiting

 

Convenor: William O’Reilly (Faculty of History) Barriers, fences and borders in Europe force many prospective migrants to lead lives in suspension, a state of waiting, not knowing when the moment of departure will be, if it will ever arrive. Waiting determines the everyday lives of many refugees and migrants, awaiting...

 
 
 
 

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