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Longing to Belong: Stories of (non)belonging in multi-ethnic Sweden

Magnus Dahlstedt, Andreas Fejes, Maria Olson, Lina Rahm, Fredrik Sandberg
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01 Dec 2017

7(4):197-204
Welfare, Work and Migration from a Gender Perspective: Back to ‘family settings’?

Pirjo Pöllänen, Olga Davydova-Minguet
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12 Dec 2017

7(4):205-213
With Friends Like These, Who Needs Enemies?: Structural Discrimination and Good Intentions in Danish Everyday Contexts

Mira C. Skadegård
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01 Dec 2017

7(4):214-223
Student-Migrant-Workers: Temporal aspects of precarious work and life in Finland

Olivia Maury
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01 Dec 2017

7(4):224-232
Russian-Speaking Immigrant Teachers in Finnish Classrooms: Views and lived experiences in Finnish education

Anatoly Stikhin, Tatjana Rynkänen
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01 Dec 2017

7(4):233-242
The Justification of Harsh Treatment of Homeless Romanian Migrants in Sweden

Dragos Ciulinaru
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01 Dec 2017

7(4):243-250
Rethinking Global Care Chains through the Perspective of Heterogeneous States, Discursive Framings and Multi-Level Governance

Marlene Spanger, Hanne Marlene Dahl, Elin Peterson
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01 Dec 2017

7(4):251-259

Book Review

Book Reviews

Magdalena Kmak, Alexandros Sakellariou, Mervi Leppäkorpi, Jaanika Kingumets, Nina Sahraoui, Andrea Althoff
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01 Dec 2017

7(4):260-267

Volume 7 -

Issue 4 - 2017

Research

Longing to Belong: Stories of (non)belonging in multi-ethnic Sweden

Welfare, Work and Migration from a Gender Perspective: Back to ‘family settings’?

With Friends Like These, Who Needs Enemies?: Structural Discrimination and Good Intentions in Danish Everyday Contexts

Student-Migrant-Workers: Temporal aspects of precarious work and life in Finland

Russian-Speaking Immigrant Teachers in Finnish Classrooms: Views and lived experiences in Finnish education

The Justification of Harsh Treatment of Homeless Romanian Migrants in Sweden

Rethinking Global Care Chains through the Perspective of Heterogeneous States, Discursive Framings and Multi-Level Governance

Book Review

Book Reviews

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