'A noncitizenist move requires a shift in presumption so that those who carry the heaviest burdens of the global system of migration governance are recognized both as experts and as key stakeholders in that system.' https://t.co/BBxxGcFeSh

Who participates in shaping global migration governance? And how? What does this mean for its content? This new book offers some reflections. https://t.co/qRBX3CkgnT @BloomsburyAcad @CoSS_Birmingham @BhamPolsis #Noncitizenship #Migration

'The Illegal Migration Bill, which has now been passed by Parliament in [UK], is at variance with the country’s obligations [...] and will have profound consequences for people in need of international protection'

Today we spent a fantastic afternoon with visiting 🎓@unibirmingham Masters students in Politics and International Studies. Thank you for visiting us and sharing your thought-provoking questions on UK-EU relations. @BhamPolsis @CoSS_Birmingham

'If you are reading this, you likely have more power to change things than I do. So I ask you: Are you satisfied with the status quo? If not, what can you do to ensure that future refugees will not be condemned to live in my state of prolonged, destructive limbo?'

“If they really are refugees, why don’t they have to stay in the first safe country they reach?” “Why don’t they just claim asylum in France?” Here is my answer, once & for all. To Jonathan Gullis, and to everyone else who ever wondered. #RefugeesWelcome

Hope is not optimism, which expects things to turn out well, but something rooted in the conviction that there is good worth working for.

I've been in Calais all day trying to help Ukrainians get an appointment to get a British visa. No one was able to get one. Then at the end of the day I finally met someone who had got one. This is what he told me:

Not a bad song to listen to on International Women's Day: https://t.co/Ah0Nkv8Qcm

How do people in Donbas & Donetsk talk about their citizenship? Nataliia Kasianenko's reflections might be of interest: Statelessness & governce in absence of recognition: The case of the 'Donetsk People's Republic https://t.co/CK7aMCuNt0 (-30% MUP30) @ManchesterUP @BhamPolsis

'If agreement can be reached over UCU's proposals between staff and employer representatives at the JNC, the union says industrial action over pensions can be called off.'

We have EXTREMELY exciting news🎓 The @OpenUniversity has applied for recognition as a University of Sanctuary @UniofSanctuary - this means they've pledged to offer welcome & safety to those forced to flee. These are their real term commitments: 1/3🧵 https://t.co/volcPiHty4

"Mother of God, you must think we were born yesterday, fella."

Please read this thread:

If you watch the news or read @pritipatel's #newplanforimmigration it looks like the country is facing a tidal wave of refugees and that's all that matter in the conversation on #migration. A quick look to official figures gives a very different picture.

📢 One week to go 📢 We would like to extend a friendly reminder to submit your individual paper, panel, or workshop proposal for #IMISCOE2022 by January 10, 2022 (23:59 CET)! More information can be found on the IMISCOE website: https://t.co/iGi9sU1bnJ

'Global Britain', 'soft power', 'shoulder to shoulder'. At 16.00 the Home Secretary @pritipatel changed UK's immigration rules to exclude 99.9% of Afghans from resettlement #legalchallengenow @CommonsDefence @CommonsForeign @guardian @itvnews @BBCNews @AP https://t.co/6AqQo49kJp

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Applied for a visa to travel ‘n defend my PhD thesis in person. Was asked to provide with an evidence of employment as a proof of return to my country of residence. Thought the usual order is: PhD, defense, employment — not PhD, employment, defense; but then, call me ignorant 1/

In the UK... 'If there isn't a basic level of trust in the most senior minister in the government it's very difficult to operate a democratic polity at all' https://t.co/a4KbgRoepL