We are delighted to launch a new IRIS Working Paper by Robin Cohen: Creolization: an autobiographical journey around a concept. In this rich and reflective piece, Cohen traces the concept of creolization through the arc of his own intellectual and personal journey. The result is both a contribution to migration studies and a compelling intellectual... Continue Reading →
Still hostile? Labour’s migration policy under the spotlight at IRIS public seminar
After fourteen years of Conservative governments defined by the infamous hostile environment launched by Home Secretary Theresa May, a new Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, seems eager to build her political profile by weaponising the migration issue once again. The search for a new catchphrase may still be on, but the underlying message feels all too... Continue Reading →

