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Reflections from the Stateless Rohingya refugees in Malaysia

In the latest Open Access article of Dr Patrícia Nabuco Martuscelli, written with co-authors Dr Bayes Ahmed and Professor Peter Sammonds, she explores the resettlement preferences of refugees relocated from an asylum country to a third country.
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MRG Book Review Series: ‘’Who Gets Believed? When The Truths Isn’t Enough’’ by Dina Nayeri

Maisie Meacock reviews the book ’Who Gets Believed? When The Truths Isn’t Enough’’ published by Dina Nayeri in 2023.
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MRG Book Review Series: Ben Judah's 'This is London'

Lennard Luckett analyses Ben Judah’s book: ‘This is London: Life and Death in the World City’, published in 2016.

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MRG Book Review Series: What ‘American Dirt’ Chooses to Bury

Moses Sappe analyses the book 'American Dirt' written by Jeanine Cummins and published in 2020.

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New MRG Blog Series: Critical Book Reviews on Migration and Mobility

This new MRG Blog Series will show critical book reviews written by students of Politics.

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Estimating the Local Employment Impacts of Immigration: A Dynamic Spatial Panel Model

Sheffield Migration Research Group member Prof. Gwilym Pryce introduces his recent article published in Urban Studies.
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Immigration: there is a gaping hole in the debate over how it affects everyone’s job prospects

Professor Gwilym Pryce, et al, has published an article titled Immigration: there is a gaping hole in the debate over how it affects everyone’s job prospects in The Conversation.
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Blog: My walk with Amal

If there’s something I have learned from my migratory process it is that it is important to have something to look forward to. That’s what kept me sane and that’s what Little Amal meant for me.
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‘If you want to go far, go together’: Doing inclusive research

Over the course of academic year 2020/21, we’ve transformed Sheffield MRG seminars, into a series of online events that have enabled us to continue to share migration research taking place across the University of Sheffield and beyond.
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Transnational care: Families confronting borders, Special Issue of the Journal of Family Research

Merla L., Kilkey M. & Baldassar L. (2020) Transnational care: Families confronting borders, Special Issue of the Journal of Family Research, Volume 32, Issue 3.