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My research area focuses on anthropology of migration, in particular forced migration, gender studies and media studies. Area focus: Asia and Europe

Dr. Lucille Lok Sun NGAN is Associate Head and Associate Professor at the Department of Social Science, The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong. Her research focuses on migration and transnationalism, ethnic identities, family processes, gender, aging, and the Chinese diaspora. She has examined issues related to the migration trajectories of Hong Kong transnational families, perceptions of social tensions among migrant groups, fatherhood among second-generation returnees, cross-border students, social inequalities in East Asia, and multi-generational ethnicity among Australian-born Chinese. She is currently researching transnational aging and family processes of older adults from Hong Kong. Her research papers have appeared in Critical Asian Studies, International Migration Review, Asian Studies Review and Children and Youth Services Review, among others.

I am sociologist with an expertise in ethnic and migration studies and a co-editor of a forthcoming volume "Visual Methods in Migrations Studies" (2021, Springer, with A.Desille). I research immigrant communities in Europe (Turkey included) with use of ethnography and visual and sensory methods. In 2015-2016 I was a Marie Curie Early Stage researcher and INTEGRIM fellow hosted by Migration Research Center, Koc University, Istanbul, Turkey.

Social scientist with the James Hutton Institute, Aberdeen, Scotland in the Social, Economic and Geographical Sciences group. I work across a number of research projects both national and international in scope, investigating rural issues. These include: demographic change and migration into and out of rural remote areas of Scotland; rural and island responses to Covid-19 in Scotland, exploring the effectiveness of digitalisation and digital tools in crofting communities in Scotland and issues of belonging and home for return migrants in southern and western counties of Ireland.

Morgiane is a Ph.D. researcher in the protection and the creation of an efficient legal framework for climate migrants.
She previously researched the consequences of gender stereotypes in Asylum claims across Europe.
She has experience in immigration law and in migrants and refugees integration.

Eva Nossem is a graduate translator for German, English and Italian. She is the scientific coordinator of the INTERREG V A project “UniGR-Center for Border Studies” at Saarland University. She is an instructor in English linguistics at Saarland University and is working on her PhD project in Italian linguistics: “Un dizionario Queer – il lessico italiano della noneteronormatività”. Her research interests include Border Studies, Linguistics, Gender and Queer Studies, Cultural Studies, and Translation Studies.

Dulo is an academic based in Moi University Kenya. His research is around issues of migration and displacement in East Africa. He looks at the interface between policy and practice in refugee protection, development induced displacement. He has several publications on migration issues. Currently he is the team leader of Kenya Geographic working Group on Local Refugee Research Network (a consortium of researchers and practitioners)