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AUTHOR(S)	PAPER TITLE
Malik AJANI, Aga Khan University, London , UK	Exploring identity in the British education landscape: a glimpse into the aspirations and participation of Muslims within the field of British education
Sarah AMADOR, Paris Descartes University, France	Social and spatial resources in temporary migration
Leticia ANDERSON, University of Sydney, Australia	Australian anti-terrorism legislation: implications for Australian community relations
Eleni ANDREOULI, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK	Citizenship and identity: an exploration of the British naturalisation context
Floya ANTHIAS, Roehampton University, UK	Rethinking transnational identities: diversity, social cohesion and intersectionality
Leila ARROUM, University of Bochum, Germany	Linguistic fluency and educational opportunities of children with a migration background in North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany
Nazreen BACCHUS, The Graduate Center, CUNY, USA	(Re)designing ethnicity: Indian diasporic women negotiating identity through South Asian fashion
John BAILY, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK	Film making as research: scenes of Afghan music. London, Kabul, Hamburg, Dublin
Janet BAUER, Trinity College, USA	“This is America”: negotiating race and cultural identity in the Muslim diaspora
Alicja BOBEK, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland	Polish migrants in Ireland: community formation and internal divisions
Martina BOESE, University of Melbourne, Australia	Visible migrants and refugees in non-metropolitan sites: the promises and challenges of economically driven ‘managed movements’
Anne BOSTANCI, University of Surrey, UK	Reconceptualising integration – the conceptual utility of “cultural hybridity”
Marjo BUITELAAR, University of Groningen, The Netherlands	Creating a religious self through dialogues. Life story telling by Dutch women of Moroccan descent
Bridget BYRNE, University of Manchester, UK	British citizenship - a local welcome?
Connie CARØE CHRISTIANSEN, Roskilde University, Denmark	Islamic fashion, media debates and styles of interaction
Rionach CASEY and John FLINT, Sheffield Hallam University, UK	Community, difference and identity: the case of the Irish in Sheffield
Charlotte CHADDERTON, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK	Citizenship education in the UK: an increasingly dangerous space for minority ethnic young people
Maria CHISARI, University of Technology, Australia	Australian values, immigration and identities - integrating or belonging?
Radu CINPOES, Kingston University, UK	Labour migration and civic and political values: a study of Romanian migrants in the United Kingdom
Georgina COLLINS, Warwick University, UK	Translating hybrid identities: the cultural and linguistic layering of Francophone Senegalese women’s literature
Gorkem DAGDELEN and Ilhan Zeynep KARAKILIC, Middle East Technical University, Turkey	Economic (ir)rationality and immigrant investment patterns: Turks in New York
Janine DAHINDEN, University of Neuchatel, Switzerland	Cities, ethnicity and the organization of difference: a social network perspective on the symbolic and social boundary work of the inhabitants of a small Swiss city
Ondrej DANIEL, Multicultural Centre Prague, Czech Republic	Manifestations of the ethnic in urban second generation subcultures in Vienna
Ann DAVID, CRONEM, Roehampton University, UK	Boundaries of the body: faith, identity and embodied ritual practice in diasporic Hindu communities in Britain
Christine DIFATO, University of Exeter, UK	The Turkish minority in Germany: the relationship between politics and education in the integration of parallel communities
John Eade, CRONEM, Roehampton University, UK	Should I stay or should I go? Polish transnational migration and the limitations of the rational actor model
John EADE, CRONEM, Roehampton University, UK	Writing the British Asian City or who represents whom? British Bangladeshis, secular multiculturalism and religious purification in the global city
Rachel FENSHAM, University of Surrey, UK	Chandrabhanu and the multicultural masquerade
Kathleen FINCHAM, University of Sussex, UK	Shifting identities in the Palestinian diaspora: the case of South Lebanon
Michal GARAPICH, CRONEM, Roehampton University, UK	'Kombinacje', the crisis and the post-socialist strategies of urban survival - Polish migrants in London
David GARBIN, CRONEM, Roehampton University, UK	Identities and diasporic religion across the Black Atlantic: Congolese in London and Atlanta
David GARBIN, Gareth MILLINGTON, Aurélien MOKOKO GAMBIOT, Roehampton University, UK	Multiculturalism and (counter)narratives of space and resistance in a Parisian banlieue: La Courneuve and beyond
Breda GRAY, University of Limerick, Ireland	Local and global logics of diaspora engagement in the Republic of Ireland
Suzanne GUÈVREMONT, Leiden University, Netherlands	Integration measures in the family reunification and long term residents European Union directives
Sarah HACKETT, University of Sunderland, UK	On the buses: acceptance, ambition & assimilation. The employment history of Newcastle-upon-Tyne's Muslim immigrants, 1960s-1990s
Demetris HADJIGEORGIOU, City University, UK	Language schools, social networks and the preservation of Greek-Cypriotness in North London
Ferhana HASHEM, University of Kent, UK	Whose language is it anyway? English language and access: the case of Bangladeshis in London
Anika HAVERIG, University of Kent, UK	Managing the “enemy within”: British and German policy responses to second generation Muslims in the last decade
Joanna HERBERT, Queen Mary University of London, UK	The British Ugandan Asian diaspora: multiple belongings
Faiza HIRJI, Carleton University, Canada	The next generation: diaspora, youth and identity construction
Laura HIRVI, University of Jyväskylä, Finland	The Sikh temple: negotiating identity in a diasporic context
Arpad HORNYAK, Univerity of Pecs, Hungary	Migrations of Hungarians in Yugoslavia in the interwar period
Monica IBANEZ-ANGULO, Universidad de Burgos, Spain	Strategies of representation among Bulgarian transnational migrants living in Spain
Ibanga IKPE, University of Botswana, Botswana	Who is an African? Issues in the construction of African identities
Signe Kjær JØRGENSEN, University of Copenhagen, Denmark	Symbolised Muslim identity - stuck by 12 caricatures and how to go beyond
Lina KASSEM, Qatar University, Qatar	Identity construction as a state tool: a case study of Druze identity construction in the Middle East
Gavin KENDALL, Queensland University of Technology, Australia	Simmel and the problem of cosmopolitanism: social identity theory, style and sociation
Gregory KENT, Roehampton University, UK	The Bosnian diaspora in the UK: Individual contributions to peacebuilding and postwar reconstruction
Russell KING, Anastasia CHRISTOU and Janine GIVATI-TEERLING, University of Sussex, UK	Idyllic times and spaces: memories of childhood visits to the parental homeland by second-generation Greeks and Cypriots Slides
Nauja KLEIST, Danish Institute for International Studies, Denmark	Follow the container: negotiating belonging and loyalties through transnational philanthropy
Nonna KUSHNIROVICH, Ruppin Academic Center, Israel	Immigrants’ integration: do ethnic niches matter?
Ming-yan LAI, Chinese University of Hong Kong, China	Identity politics and migrant domestics in Hong Kong
Maggi LEUNG, University of Hong Kong, China	Power of borders and spatiality of transnationalism: a study of Chinese-operated tourism businesses in Europe
Claudia LIEBELT, Keele University, UK	Religious engagement, pilgrimage and spiritual trajectories in the Filipino diaspora: notes from research in the ‘Holy Land’
Gloria MACRI, Dublin City University, Ireland	"Who do they think they are?" - Online narratives among Romanian minority in Ireland
Laura MADOKORO, University of British Columbia, Canada	Diaspora within the city: Chinese communities in Vancouver
Diana MADROANE, University of the West, Romania	A change in the perception of borders and identity: EU membership and Romania’s western border with Hungary
Nicola MAGNUSSON, University of Stockholm, Sweden	Conceptions of the "status", identification and positioning processes amongst refugees
Kesi MAHENDRAN, Open University, UK	Using the concept of a ‘migration-mobility continuum’ to understand integration and identity in Sweden and Scotland
Churnjeet MAHN, University of Surrey, UK	‘Impossible desires’: queer South Asian lives on film
Shiera MALIK, DePaul University, USA	Identity and discourse: ingredients for a minority problematic
José MAPRIL, CRIA, Center for Anthropological Studies, Portugal	Chawtpohtee in Lisbon: food and place making in a transnational context
Clare MAR-MOLINERO, Dick VIGERS, Darren PAFFEY, Vanessa MAR-MOLINERO, University of Southampton, UK	Challenges for official language policies: linguistic patterns of recent temporary, circular and transnational migration
Eleni MARIOU, Higher School of Pedagogical and Technological Education (ASPETE), Greece	The contextual nature of ethnic, cultural and linguistic identity development in the host country
Tuomas MARTIKAINEN, Abo Akademi University, Finland	Religion, migration and neoliberalism
Glenn MARTINEZ, University of Texas Al Paso, USA	Narrative sociolinguistic identities in the Borderlands: the case Latina/o dual-role medical interpreters in south Texas
April MASTEN, State University of New York Stony Brook, USA	Challenge dancing and American identity
Natalia MAURITZ, Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography, Russia	Carnival as a means of integrating immigrants in Germany
Stephen MCKINNEY, University of Glasgow, UK	Diaspora, poverty and education
Sean MCLOUGHLIN and John ZAVOS, University of Leeds, UK	Writing religion in the British-Asian diaspora
Maria MENDES, Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, Portugal	Immigrants from Eastern Europe in the Lisbon metropolitan area: relationships and cultural practices in a migratory context
Heather MERRILL, Dickinson College, Carlisle USA, and Donald CARTER, Hamilton College, Carlisle, USA	Beyond race: the politics of social distinctions in Italy
Lucy MICHAEL, University of Hull, UK	A proposal for the conceptual redefinition of post-migrant generations
Vesna MILANOVIC, University of Surrey, UK	Re-embodying the alienation of exile
Oksana MORGUNOVA, University of Glasgow, UK	“Europeans Live in Europe”: European identity in migrants’ discourse
Laura MOROSANU and Jon FOX , University of Bristol, UK	Roma asylum seekers and the problem of controlling ethnic immigration
Nicola MONTAGNA and Panos HATZIPROKOPIOU , Middlesex University, UK	Chinatowns contested: comparing London and Milan
Benjamin MOUNTFORD, Exeter College, University of Oxford and Keir REEVES, Monash University, Australia	Down at street level: Chinese landscapes from colonial Australia
Nora MURPHY, Independent Researcher, USA	Irish conquest of American Indian tribes in the American midwest
Savita NAIR, Furman University, USA	Mumbai to Nairobi, Porbandar to Kampala: delocalizing "home" for Indian East Africans
Henri NICKELS, London Metropolitan University, UK	Suspect communities and the enemy within – press representations of the Irish and Muslim communities in Britain, 1974 – 2007
Heike NIEDRIG, University of Hamburg, Germany	Educational careers and identity construction of young African transmigrants in Germany
Ajailiu NIUMAI, University of Hyderabad, India	Philanthropy and Indian diaspora in the 21st century
Catarina NYBERG, Stockholm University, Sweden	Transcending social categories: Ugandan Asian diaspora in Sweden
Rosa ORLANDO, University of Bath, UK	A new challenge for the Italian education policy:the integration of the second generation of migrant students
Raksha PANDE, Newcastle University, UK	Arranged marriage and British Asians
Regine PAUL, University of Bath, UK	The vision of control: mechanisms and paradoxes of Italian labour migration policy
Gail PHILLIPS, Murdoch University, Australia	The journalism of difference in Australia’s television news and current affairs programs Slides
Anjali PRABHU, Wellesley College, USA	Frantz Fanon, Albert Memmi, Edouard Glissant: a formative discourse of encounter
Marika PREZIUSO, Birbeck, University of London, UK	Mapping the lived through the imagined Caribbean: textualities of space in the romances by Caribbean women writers from the diaspora
Richard RACE, Roehampton University, UK	The politics of integration, multicultural and citizenship education policy
Viola Donata RAUCH, Center for Metropolitan Studies Berlin, Germany	Whatever happened to the city?: on the urban dimension of second generation theory
Elatiana RAZAFIMANDIMBIMANANA, Queen Mary, University of London	Trajectories and strategies: multilingual migrant children tell us their stories
Ben ROGALY, University of Sussex and Becky TAYLOR, University of London, UK	‘Indigenous’ transnationalism: class, ‘race’ and place in provincial England
Patricia ROMAN-VELAZQUEZ, City University, UK	The making of Latin London Slides
Amy ROWE, University of Cambridge, UK	Reworking nation & diaspora on the pages of a Maronite Catholic Church anniversary publication
Santi ROZARIO and Geoffrey SAMUEL, Cardiff University, UK	Secularism or Islamic Modernism? Young Bangladeshis in the UK and in Bangladesh
Louise RYAN, L. BANFI and E. KOFMAN, Middlesex University, UK	Young, Muslim and British
Rosemary SALES, Alessio D’ANGELO, Xia LIN, Middlesex University, UK	London's Chinatown: integration, identity and diaspora
Victoria SAMS, Dickinson College, USA	Foreign and domestic: staging migrant family lives
Maria SCHILLER, University of Vienna, Austria	Post-multiculturalist experiments: the impact of diversity politics on migrant women self-organisations in Amsterdam
Lynn SCHLER, Ben Gurion University, Israel	Nigerian seamen in the shift from cosmopolitanism to nationalism
Marc SCULLY, Open University, UK	Discourses of 'authenticity' among the Irish diaspora in England
Lubna SELAIBEEKH, University of Surrey, UK	Diversity in Bahrain and its implications on citizenship education policy and practice
Bindi SHAH, CRONEM,Roehampton University, UK	Spirituality, moral codes and dietary rules: ways of being and belonging for second-generation Jains in USA
Shailja SHARMA, DePaul University, USA	The backlash against multiculturalism in Britain and France
Sami SIDDIQ, Washington University in St. Louis, USA	The (not so) safe haven of ‘Talibanistan’: ethnoreligious identity politics in a transborder zone of terrorist refuge and noncombatant displacement
Indira SINHA, Magadh University, India	Ethnic identity, acculturation and conflict
Michael SKEY, University of Leicester, UK	‘A sense of where you belong in the world’: exploring the links between national belonging and ontological security in an era of mass mobility
Yasemin SOYTEMEL, University of Konstanz, Germany	The sacralization of family by Turkish-German teenagers in Berlin
Vera SKVIRSKAYA, Cambridge University, UK	Dilemmas of the national language in a cosmopolitan locale: the case of post-Soviet Odessa, Ukraine
Eva SOLLGRUBER, University of Technology, Austria	Moving bodies. geography and mobility – migration in and from Africa
Georgia SPILIOPOLOUS and Sondra CUBAN, Lancaster University, UK	Immigrant care networks in rural England
Alex STEPICK, Florida International University, USA	Critiquing segmented assimilation
Femke STOCK, University of Groningen, The Netherlands	Feels like home: narratives of belonging by descendants of Turkish and Moroccan migrants
Bogusia TEMPLE, University of Central Lancashire, UK	Close encounters: findings from research on language, integration and values
Kevin THOMAS, Pennsylvania State University, USA	Generational status and English language proficiency among the children of African immigrants in the US
Alan THOMPSON, Institute of Education, UK	Made in man’s image: the construction of the Black person in British media text and the ideological implications Slides
Dimeji TOGUNDE, Albion College, USA	Icons of progress: returnees’ effects on decisions by Nigerians to migrate to the United States
Ruxandra TRANDAFOIU, Edge Hill University, UK	Languishing in purgatory: narratives of belonging and citizenship among the online Romanian diaspora
Katharine TYLER, University of Surrey, UK	New ethnicities and old classities: respectability and diaspora
Dusan UGRINA, Swiss Forum for Migration and Population Studies, Switzerland	Negotiating identity in a differentiated world
Hans VAN AMERSFOORT and Eugenia BOUTYLKOVA, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands	Disapora politics in the age of globalisation: the case of Kurds in Europe
Wendy VAN RIJSWIJK, Nicholas HOPKINS and Stephen REICHER, University of St Andrews and University of Dundee, UK	The role of commitment in perceptions of national belonging
Linta VARGHESE, Vassar College, USA	States of diaspora: neoliberal India and narratives of belonging
Selvaraj VELAYUTHAM, Macquarie University, Australia	Migration, work and co-ethnic exploitation
Louise WAITE, University of Leeds, UK	Settlement, belonging and place: intergenerationality amongst African migrants in the UK
Cangbai WANG, University of Westminster, UK	Transformed border, repositioned place and contested identity: mainlander professionals in Hong Kong
Morton WEINFELD, McGill University, Canada and Evelyne MASSA, University of Oxford, UK	“We Needed to Prove we were Good Canadians" : a reconsideration of the response of Italians and German Canadians to their wartime internment
Georgie WEMYSS, Goldsmiths, University of London	Exposing the Invisible Empire: towards commonality and metropolitan belonging
Suzanne WESSENDORF, Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, UK	Researching super-diversity in London: the (ir)relevance of social categories
Anne WHITE, University of Bath, UK	Polish migrant identities: the case of families
Amanda WISE, Macquarie University, Australia	On Muslim non-Muslim relations and everyday multiculturalism
Katie WRIGHT, University of Bath, UK	Constructing migrant wellbeing: an exploration of life satisfaction amongst Peruvian migrants in London
Handel Kashope WRIGHT, University of British Columbia, Canada	Multiculturalism, education and the Muslim/Canadian: addressing the slash between liquid community and the Umma diaspora
Karl-Heinz WUESTNER, Kultur und Foerderverein Roeβler-Museum Untermuenkheim, Germany	New light on the German pork butchers in Britain (1850-1950)
Maria XENITIDOU, University of Surrey, UK	The way in which indigenous people use psychological theories when they talk about immigration
Chryssanthi ZACHOU, American College of Greece, Greece	Communal anabaptism of Greeks in diaspora transcending ethnic identity through transnationalism
Benjamin ZEITLYN, University of Sussex, UK	Evaluating generations in a transnational social field

POSTERS

AUTHOR(S)	POSTER TITLE
Satik ANDRIASSIAN, University of California, Los Angeles and John M. KENNEDY, California State University , USA	Armenian youth: silent voices of today or shaping forces for tomorrow. Culture, tradition and ethnic identity through music education in schools
Richard ANTONY, University of Surrey, UK	Tamil (Sri Lankan) diaspora: negotiating Tamil identities of British-born Tamils
Ibrahima Amadou DIA, University of Geneva, Switzerland	International highly skilled migration, scientific diasporas networks, the development of homelands and knowledge transfer
Janine GIVATI-TEERLING, University of Sussex, UK	The return of British-born Cypriots to Cyprus: narrations of "return", "home" and "belonging"
Zubeyit GUN, L'Université René Descartes-Paris V, France	Rebuilding of identity in the migratory context: from a psychological point of view
Henriett HORVATH, Eotvos Lorand University, Hungary	"Imaginary gypsies and non-gypsies": identity practices and cultural representations in Hungary
Hsin-Hui HSU, National Taiwan University, Taiwan	Consuming "Chinatown": identity and practice among Taiwanese students in London
Jamil IQBAL, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK	Re-thinking religious boundaries: translocal Islamic movements and the Bangladeshi Muslims in London
Rusi JASPAL, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK	Language and identity among second generation British South Asians: a qualitative approach
Evgenia KATARTZI, Edinburgh University, UK	Traditional nationalism and the struggle of becoming: the case of migrant youths in Greece
Radka KLVANOVA, Masaryk University, Czech Republic	Negotiating belongings in transnational social fields: migrants from former Soviet Union in the Czech Republic
Malgorzata KULAKOWSKA, Jagiellonian University, Poland	Community cohesion strategy as implemented in Coventry
Claudia LIEBELT, Keele University, UK	The "Footsteps" camera project
Moddy MAUNDU, University of Surrey, UK	The effect of political ethnic identity on human and social capital development among different ethnic groups: a case of South Africa
Tony MURRAY, London Metropolitan University, UK	Narrative negotiations of identity in second generation London Irish memoirs
Lucia ORELLANA-DAMACELA, Independent researcher	What do you see when you see me? What Ecuadorians express through online pictures
Julia PEARCE, London Metropolitan University, UK	Representations of asylum seekers in the UK: the impact of an imposed identity on a stigmatised group
Teresa PIACENTINI, University of Glasgow, UK	Identity re-making in exile: an exploration through the lens of refugee community organisations in Glasgow
Katherine ROBINSON, SOAS, UK	"They talk about multicultural, but in reality in the UK, people are not multicultural. They are really everybody to himself". Dialogues about identity.
Patricia RUIZ-NAVARRO, The Graduate Center at CUNY, USA	Mother's human capital, children's education and permanent settlement decisions of Mexican migrant mothers
Justyna SAMOLYK, Queen's University Belfast, UK	Polish migratory networks and settlement in Northern Ireland
Lyubov SARTAKOVA, Ministry of Culture and Information, Kazakhstan	External illegal labour migration in the Republic of Kazakhstan
Mieke SCHROOTEN, K.U.Leuven, Belgium	Identity politics in a Brazilian border city
Nina SENDECKA and Pietro Castelli GATTINARA , Utrecht University, The Netherlands	United in diversity?: a social psychological perspective on the superordinate European identity of immigrant minorities
Valentina SHATALINA, Russian State University, Russia	Children’s morality in the Russian diaspora in the UK
Mary STEVENS, University College London, UK	Community archives and identities: documenting and sustaining diasporic identities
Marie STORME, Université de Neuchâtel, Switzerland	Spatial forms of Kosovar settlements in Geneva
Linda SZABÓ, Central European University, Hungary	Can Chinese migrants' transnational identity hinder developing a Chinatown? One of the possible reasons of the lack of a Chinatown in Budapest"
Kelly THOMPSON, Trinity College, Ireland	Crumbling facades: Irish America, 1921-23
Klara UHLIROVA, University of Bologna, Italy	Rediscovering home
Yvette TWUMASI-ANKRAH, City University, UK	To stay or go - return migration of second generation Ghanaians
Valér VERES, Babes-Bolyai University Cluj, Romania	The ethnonational identity and subjective national identification issues of Hungarian minorities from Romania, Slovakia, Serbia and Ukraine
Kinga WILLIAMS, MENSANA Intercultural Psychological Consultancy, UK	Migration and mortality

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