ABSTRACT I advance a conceptual approach to citizenship as membership through claims-
making. In this approach, citizenship is a relational process of making membership claims …

What is the role of the indigenous critic and conscience of society in the neoliberal
university? Much has been written about neoliberalism in higher education but less attention …

How do we understand displacement and resettlement in the context of climate change?
This chapter outlines challenges and debates in the literature connecting climate change to …

Does holding citizenship matter? Do countries reap benefits or face disadvantages from
extending citizenship status? A “postnational” or “denationalized” view holds that …

Objective With rising mobility and greater recognition of the diversity of origins, cultures, and
outlooks, there has been increasing interest in transnational perspectives in sport …

This paper examines how the 'ideal'refugee is conceptualized in discussions about
Australia's humanitarian policies. Critical Discourse Analysis of semi-structured interviews …

This article begins by examining UK government discourse on welfare and migration for the
period 2010–2016, viewed here as the expression of a distinctive process of moralisation …

This study examined the resurgence of public housing provision in China since 2007 by
situating it in a broad welfare regime analysis. Based on insights from Productivist Welfare …

Over the last three decades, Chile has experienced transformative migratory flows,
becoming more diverse in the process. As migrants from Latin American and Caribbean …

Research has done a fine job in noting the utility of mass incarceration for social control and
the creation of quiescence, especially in the face of economic precariousness and growing …