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Newcastle University
Senior Lecturer in the Politics of Security
Newcastle upon Tyne

Dr Dimitris Skleparis is a Senior Lecturer in the Politics of Security at Newcastle University. His research is at the intersection between critical security studies and migration/refugee studies. Dimitris is interested in the ways in which migration is governed, perceived, portrayed and experienced amid increasing insecurities. He focuses particularly on the dynamics between security discourse and practice and their human impact. He approaches these issues from an interdisciplinary, and mixed methods standpoint. He also has considerable media and consultancy experience.

Dimitris received his PhD in Political Science from Queen Mary University of London (2015) with a specialisation in the securitisation of migration and the politics of migrant activism. He also holds a MSc (Distinction) in Social Science Research Methods from the University of Bristol (2009), and a BA in Communication and Media from the University of Athens (2008). He has published in a range of international peer-reviewed journals, and has contributed to a number of edited volumes, research project reports, and policy briefs.

Dimitris has previously worked as a Lecturer in Politics at the University of Glasgow, and as a Lecturer and Internship Programme Coordinator at the University of California (Edinburgh Study Centre). He has also worked as a Research Associate at the University of Glasgow, and as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP).

  • Newcastle University
    Senior Lecturer in the Politics of Security
    Newcastle upon Tyne

Dr Dimitris Skleparis is a Senior Lecturer in the Politics of Security at Newcastle University. His research is at the intersection between critical security studies and migration/refugee studies. Dimitris is interested in the ways in which migration is governed, perceived, portrayed and experienced amid increasing insecurities. He focuses particularly on the dynamics between security discourse and practice and their human impact. He approaches these issues from an interdisciplinary, and mixed methods standpoint. He also has considerable media and consultancy experience.

Dimitris received his PhD in Political Science from Queen Mary University of London (2015) with a specialisation in the securitisation of migration and the politics of migrant activism. He also holds a MSc (Distinction) in Social Science Research Methods from the University of Bristol (2009), and a BA in Communication and Media from the University of Athens (2008). He has published in a range of international peer-reviewed journals, and has contributed to a number of edited volumes, research project reports, and policy briefs.

Dimitris has previously worked as a Lecturer in Politics at the University of Glasgow, and as a Lecturer and Internship Programme Coordinator at the University of California (Edinburgh Study Centre). He has also worked as a Research Associate at the University of Glasgow, and as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy (ELIAMEP).

University of Huddersfield
Senior Research Fellow
Huddersfield

I am Senior Research Fellow in Asylum and Migration at the University of Huddersfield. With extensive experience in the field of forced migration, my expertise has developed through long-term research and direct professional practice, service delivery and management with migrant and refugee organisations. My research focuses broadly on migration, asylum and refugee studies, with a particular focus on feminist narrative research and ethical dilemmas in feminist research. Often using creative, visual and participatory methodologies, I am particularly interested in how migration is understood and experienced by women. I have published and presented widely on these topics, including co-editing “Feminist Narrative Research: Opportunities and Challenges” (Palgrave Macmillan 2017). Contributing to many invited presentations at national and international workshops and conferences, my more recent work includes critical engagement with narratives of vulnerability and resistance.

I am one of the Research Leads, shared and alongside Dr. Anna Davidson and Dr. Grainne McMahon, on Feminist Spaces. This project brings together feminist, anti-racist, embodied practices of creating safe(r) spaces and arts activism to resignify space and to perform everyday acts of resistance with voice and action. This research has built a collaborative, capacity-releasing network by pairing up UK and European-based projects of resistance with a range of allied projects in less economically developed countries. Please see our website. We are currently working on Making Spaces which explores feminist responses and survival strategies in the Covid-19 pandemic. Our projects partners include the Racial Justice Network (West Yorkshire) and RAPAR (Manchester).

  • University of Huddersfield
    Senior Research Fellow
    Huddersfield

I am Senior Research Fellow in Asylum and Migration at the University of Huddersfield. With extensive experience in the field of forced migration, my expertise has developed through long-term research and direct professional practice, service delivery and management with migrant and refugee organisations. My research focuses broadly on migration, asylum and refugee studies, with a particular focus on feminist narrative research and ethical dilemmas in feminist research. Often using creative, visual and participatory methodologies, I am particularly interested in how migration is understood and experienced by women. I have published and presented widely on these topics, including co-editing “Feminist Narrative Research: Opportunities and Challenges” (Palgrave Macmillan 2017). Contributing to many invited presentations at national and international workshops and conferences, my more recent work includes critical engagement with narratives of vulnerability and resistance.

I am one of the Research Leads, shared and alongside Dr. Anna Davidson and Dr. Grainne McMahon, on Feminist Spaces. This project brings together feminist, anti-racist, embodied practices of creating safe(r) spaces and arts activism to resignify space and to perform everyday acts of resistance with voice and action. This research has built a collaborative, capacity-releasing network by pairing up UK and European-based projects of resistance with a range of allied projects in less economically developed countries. Please see our website. We are currently working on Making Spaces which explores feminist responses and survival strategies in the Covid-19 pandemic. Our projects partners include the Racial Justice Network (West Yorkshire) and RAPAR (Manchester).

Radboud University Nijmegen
Associate Professor
Nijmegen

I am scholar of migration, transnational and translocal processes as linked to livelihoods, aspirations and identities. This research extends to climate change, rural-urban connectivities, societal engagement with new technologies, the role of diasporas and reconsiderations of the contested notion of development.

  • Radboud University Nijmegen
    Associate Professor
    Nijmegen

I am scholar of migration, transnational and translocal processes as linked to livelihoods, aspirations and identities. This research extends to climate change, rural-urban connectivities, societal engagement with new technologies, the role of diasporas and reconsiderations of the contested notion of development.

International Organization for Migration
Protection Officer (Gender-Based Violence)
Cox's Bazar

PhD student in Political and Social Sciences at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra under the supervision of Dr. Miriam Bradley and Dr. Margarita Petrova and as part of the Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals (IBEI). Prior experience working as a humanitarian practitioner and researcher specialising in migration, security, and gender with ten years of experience working alongside migrants, asylum-seekers, and refugees in Bangladesh, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Rwanda, Ukraine and the UK with UN agencies and NGOs.

Expertise in mixed method and qualitative participatory social research methods. Research interests focus on the securitisation of migration and its relationships to violence, discrimination, and gendered impacts as well as the everyday practices of migrant resistance.

  • International Organization for Migration
    Protection Officer (Gender-Based Violence)
    Cox's Bazar
  • INTERSOS
    Protection Officer | Rapid Needs Assessment Focal Point
    Zahle
  • The Refugee Council
    Powerful Women Project Assistant
    London
  • Africa and Middle East Refugee Assistance (AMERA)
    Caseworker
    Cairo
  • Rwanda Women’s Network (RWN)
    Protection Specialist
    Kigali
  • The Academic Development Centre
    Senior Student Academic Mentor (SSAM)
    Kingston upon Thames
  • Helen Bamber Centre for the Study of Rights, Conflict and Mass Violence
    Researcher
    Kingston upon Thames
  • Survivor’s Fund (SURF)
    Researcher
    Kigali
  • Helen Bamber Centre for the Study of Rights, Conflict and Mass Violence
    Research Intern
    Kingston upon Thames
  • International Organization for Migration (IOM)
    Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Consultant
    Kyiv and Ternopil
  • International Organization for Migration
    Women's Participation Project Consultant
    Geneva
  • International Organization for Migration
    Child Participation and Accessibility Consultant
    Geneva

PhD student in Political and Social Sciences at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra under the supervision of Dr. Miriam Bradley and Dr. Margarita Petrova and as part of the Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals (IBEI). Prior experience working as a humanitarian practitioner and researcher specialising in migration, security, and gender with ten years of experience working alongside migrants, asylum-seekers, and refugees in Bangladesh, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Rwanda, Ukraine and the UK with UN agencies and NGOs.

Expertise in mixed method and qualitative participatory social research methods. Research interests focus on the securitisation of migration and its relationships to violence, discrimination, and gendered impacts as well as the everyday practices of migrant resistance.

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