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Addressing Migration Stigma in Latin America Using Mental Health Registry-Based Data. [PDF]

Int J Public Health
Mascayano F, Dunkel E, Sampat P, Rodriguez KM, Casanueva R, Stingone JA, Susser E, Yang LH.   +7 more
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Conceptualizing the ‘migrant crisis’ in Europe

, 2015
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Shift in determinants of remote care use from sociodemographic characteristics to health need factors during the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. A follow-up study

Sana S, Pelt Sv, Kollmann J, Merkelbach I, Bindels PJ, Denktas S, Kocken PL.   +6 more
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Migrant Civic Practices in Times of Crisis

Journal of Intercultural Studies
Given the increasing prevalence of contemporary intersecting global and local crises that impact migrants and discourses of migration, this collated issue offers a timely and important analysis that brings together scholarship of migrant civic practices in times of crisis.
Sukhmani Khorana, Charlotte Young
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The evolving (re)categorisations of refugees throughout the “refugee/migrant crisis” [PDF]

Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology, 2017
The UK media’s reporting of events in 2015 contained constantly evolving categorisations of people attempting to reach Europe and the UK, each with different implications for their treatment.
Simon Goodman, Simon McMahon
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From Migrant Crisis to Migrant Critique

2023
This chapter discusses the reframing of the "refugee crisis" by critical scholars, who argue that the crisis was not brought to Europe by refugees but rather exposed existing fault lines in European institutions and values. The author argues that it is essential to complement these conceptualizations with migrants' own understandings of crisis and ...
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A ‘Migrant Crisis’?

2016
This chapter reframes the migrant crisis as a crisis of immigration politics in liberal democratic states. The rest of the chapter outlines and identifies the key indicators of this crisis. It begins with four areas where the crisis has direct consequences for immigrants: death, illegalization, unfreedom, and exploitation.
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