- Université Paris Sciences et Lettres (PSL University-EPHE)PhD CandidateParis
I am a PhD researcher at the Laboratory of Anthropology of Contemporary Worlds (LAMC), Institute of Sociology, Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Brussels, Belgium. I am researching ethnoracial power dynamixs in postcolonial DR Coongo through the case of Sino-Congolese intimate relationships. My previous work focused on Chinese gay student migration in France.
- Université Libre de BruxellesPhD researcherBrussels
I am a PhD researcher at the Laboratory of Anthropology of Contemporary Worlds (LAMC), Institute of Sociology, Université libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Brussels, Belgium. I am researching ethnoracial power dynamixs in postcolonial DR Coongo through the case of Sino-Congolese intimate relationships. My previous work focused on Chinese gay student migration in France.
- National School of Political Science and Public AdministrationPhD LecturerBucharest
I am a sociologist and political scientist with the research interest in social and, speicfically, academic inequalities, European integration and emigration studies. In addition to my scientific work I am supporting Scholars at Risk at the Europa-University Flensburg and volunteer.
- Europa-Universität FlensburgResearcherFlensburg
- Europa-Universität FlensburgResearch assistantFlensburg
I am a sociologist and political scientist with the research interest in social and, speicfically, academic inequalities, European integration and emigration studies. In addition to my scientific work I am supporting Scholars at Risk at the Europa-University Flensburg and volunteer.
Dr Herbary Cheung (he/dia/เขา/佢) is a Lecturer in Gender Studies and Work Integrated Learning/Internship Coordinator at the Malaysia School of Arts and Social Sciences (SASS), Monash University. Trained as a feminist sociologist and Southeast Asianist, he believes “knowledge is co-produced in ethnographic research”. His research engages with gender and migration, family, marriage and health, intersectionality, and contextual mobility, focusing on Southeast Asia-Hong Kong connections.
- Monash UniversityLecturerClayton
- Université Libre de BruxellesResearch AssociateBrussels
Dr Herbary Cheung (he/dia/เขา/佢) is a Lecturer in Gender Studies and Work Integrated Learning/Internship Coordinator at the Malaysia School of Arts and Social Sciences (SASS), Monash University. Trained as a feminist sociologist and Southeast Asianist, he believes “knowledge is co-produced in ethnographic research”. His research engages with gender and migration, family, marriage and health, intersectionality, and contextual mobility, focusing on Southeast Asia-Hong Kong connections.
Phd, she is a researcher on the issues of socio-educational inclusion processes of minorities from a gender perspective. She is currently a research fellow at the FORLILPSI Department of the University of Florence.
- University of FlorenceResearcherFirenze
Phd, she is a researcher on the issues of socio-educational inclusion processes of minorities from a gender perspective. She is currently a research fellow at the FORLILPSI Department of the University of Florence.
I am a sociologist and associate professor at Nord University, in Norway, with expertise in migrant residential segregation and labor market outcomes. My research focuses on the factors shaping residential mobility, access to housing, and employment of migrants in their host societies. I mostly apply quantitative research methods to register and census data in my research.
- Nord UniversityAssociate ProfessorBodø
I am a sociologist and associate professor at Nord University, in Norway, with expertise in migrant residential segregation and labor market outcomes. My research focuses on the factors shaping residential mobility, access to housing, and employment of migrants in their host societies. I mostly apply quantitative research methods to register and census data in my research.
Ph.D Researcher in Sociology at Georg-August University of Gottingen (Germany) and at Leiden University's African Studies Centre (the Netherlands). Currently a Research Fellow at the Max Planck Insitute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity. Interests in transnational migration in South Africa, Pentecostal Christianity, African urbanism, social relations and encounters, ambivalence
Ph.D Researcher in Sociology at Georg-August University of Gottingen (Germany) and at Leiden University's African Studies Centre (the Netherlands). Currently a Research Fellow at the Max Planck Insitute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity. Interests in transnational migration in South Africa, Pentecostal Christianity, African urbanism, social relations and encounters, ambivalence
- Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD)LecturerBandar Seri Begawan
- Kozminski UniversityAssistantWarsaw
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