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The employment of migrant nannies in the uk : negotiating social class in an open market for commoditised in-home care

Nicky Busch | 01 January 2014 | Sociology | Journal article

Migrant women are important sources of labour in the commoditised in-home childcare sector in many regions of the uk. Jobs in this sector, which include nannies as well as au pairs, babysitters, housekeepers and mothers' helps, are often low paid and ...

Impact of displacement on women and female-headed households : a mixed method analysis with a microeconomic touch

Kopalapillai Amirthalingam | 01 January 2014 | Area & Development Studies | Journal article

This article analyses forced displacement through a gender lens, focusing on the experiences of women and also of female headed households. It uses a set of qualitative as well as quantitative data, covering internally displaced persons (idps) in sam ...

White flight from london?

Eric Kaufmann | 12 December 2013 | Political Science | Newspaper

Asks whether there has been a departure of white british people from london in response to ethnic change as recorded in 2001 and 2011 censuses

Migration, nutrition and risk for frailty of bangladeshi women : an evolutionary medicine approach

Barry Bogin | 01 November 2013 | No Lead Discipline | Book chapter

Chapter in: evolution and health over the lifecourse. Springer. Book is in press.

Experimental politics and the making of worlds

Anja Kanngieser | 01 October 2013 | Book

Creative strategies have been central to global social movements. From the theatrics of the 1999 seattle protests, to the rebel clowns at the 2005 g8 summit in gleneagles and the antics of the yes men, the crossovers between art and politics have inc ...

Social participation and connectivity : exploding the myths

Penny Vera-Sanso | 02 September 2013 | No Lead Discipline | Book chapter

Chapter in the nda-sponsored book, the new science of ageing

Food environments : from home to hospital

Janice Thompson | 02 September 2013 | No Lead Discipline | Book chapter

Chapter in nda-sponsored book, the new science of ageing (in press)

Bengali-british food journeys : exploring the movement of food and plants across transnational landscapes

Hannah Jennings | 02 September 2013 | No Lead Discipline | Book chapter

Chapter resulting from a presentation at a scientific conference.

‘no smoke without fire’: strategies of coping with stigmatised migrant identities

Laura Moroşanu | 31 August 2013 | Sociology | Journal article

This paper examines how ethnicity informs strategies to cope with stigmatisation devised by romanian migrants in britain. Instead of assuming the relevance or irrelevance of ethnicity, our purpose is to determine the ways in which responses to stigma ...

Tracking and tracing : geographies of logistical governance and labouring bodies

Anja Kanngieser | 01 August 2013 | Journal article

Shifts in the production of national and global territories have coincided with new forms of biopolitical governance and surveillance, producing a simultaneous expansion and contraction of spatial and temporal mobility. In the logistics industries th ...

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