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‘It is just a token, refugees need hope’: Nando Sigona on the UK government’s response to the refugee crisis

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Exploitable by design: migrant workers in the UK immigration system (S5E2) - Conversations with Iris: Podcast on migration, diversity and displacement

Is the UK immigration system really 'fairer' as the government claims? Fairer to whom? Nando Sigona asks Luke Piper, Head of Immigration at the Work Rights Centre. In this episode of Conversations with IRIS we examine the production of exploitable and precarious migrant workers at the intersection of the immigration and labour regime in post-Brexit Britain. We explore the structural factors that contribute to producing vulnerable migrants impacting not only on migrant workers but also on their families.

Exploitable by design: migrant workers in the UK immigration system (S5E2) 36:10
Migrant labour rights within/between UK, East and Southeast Asia – with Mariko Hayashi (S5 E1) 31:09
Connected people: migration, social difference and colonial legacies – with Angelo Martins Junior (S4 E3) 35:56
Temporalities of forced immobility – with Inka Stock (S4 E2) 26:55
Encountering Migration: Worlds Within and Worlds Without – with Michael Jackson (S4 E1) 58:27

Conversations with Iris: Podcast on migration, diversity and displacement

Exploitable by design: migrant workers in the UK immigration system (S5E2)
Migrant labour rights within/between UK, East and Southeast Asia – with Mariko Hayashi (S5 E1)
Connected people: migration, social difference and colonial legacies – with Angelo Martins Junior (S4 E3)
Temporalities of forced immobility – with Inka Stock (S4 E2)
Encountering Migration: Worlds Within and Worlds Without – with Michael Jackson (S4 E1)
Collaborating with research assistants in Afghanistan – with Meena Sadr & Hannah Pool (S3 E5)
Queer resistance and solidarity in wartime Ukraine – with Zhenya Tramvay Yevhen Trachuk (S3 E4)
Brexit and the practice of citizenship – with Djordje Sredanovic (S3 E3)
Transnational politics and 'The Ethics of Exile' – with Ashwini Vasanthakumar (S3 E2)
Visual Methodologies in Migration Studies – with Karolina Nikielska-Sekula & Amandine Desille (S3 E1)

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