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Migration

Sophie O'Brien
6th June 2019

UK has updated the way it measures integration – now it’s everybody’s job to make refugees welcome
Sophie O'Brien
20th December 2018

UK’s New Post-Brexit Immigration Plan is Surreal and Cynical
Amy Thompson
18th June 2018

Italy’s Bumpy Ride under Populist Government
Nick Pearce
23rd April 2018

Will post-Brexit Britain overcome or fall further upon Enoch Powell’s troubling legacy?
James Harle
29th January 2018

How trafficked children are being hidden behind a focus on modern slavery
James Harle
29th November 2017

The Patel case: an aid worker’s perspective
James Harle
7th September 2017

Home Office Leak: An expert reviews the proposed Brexit immigration system
James Harle
29th March 2017

Brexit Likely to Increase Modern Slavery in the UK
Amy Thompson
18th May 2016

Dr Emma Carmel: 'Migration and EU membership'

Dr Emma Carmel, Senior Lecturer, Department of Social & Policy Sciences The political arguments around EU membership and migration have the qualities of children’s playdough: eye-catchingly bright, highly malleable, and good to keep us busy for a while. Unfortunately, also...
Amy Thompson
27th April 2016

Dr Paul Kennedy: Brexit: The View from Spain

Dr Paul Kennedy, Lecturer in Spanish and European Studies, Department of Politics, Languages and International Studies. With no government in place since the general election held on 20th December 2015, and successive rounds of negotiations failing to prevent another general...