PSA Race, Migration, & Intersectionality
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We are the @polstudiesassoc.bsky.social Specialist Group on Race, Migration and Intersectionality (RMI). Follow for events, opportunities, updates, and new research. https://www.psa.ac.uk/specialist-groups/race-migration-and-intersectionality
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📢 Workshop: Call for Papers 📢
Borders in Motion: Critical Conversations on Race, Migration, and Intersectionality
Abstracts (up to 200 words) due: Friday, July 25th, 2025.

Submit here: forms.gle/Z5VgJ9V5Qzek...
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Quick reminder that *tomorrow* is the deadline to submit an abstract to present at our Borders in Motion workshop to take place in September. Find the link below: forms.gle/Z5VgJ9V5Qzek...
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📢 Workshop: Call for Papers 📢
Borders in Motion: Critical Conversations on Race, Migration, and Intersectionality
Abstracts (up to 200 words) due: Friday, July 25th, 2025.

Submit here: forms.gle/Z5VgJ9V5Qzek...
Reposted by PSA Race, Migration, & Intersectionality
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*PSA EVENT* 🌟 Call for abstracts 🌟 Race, Migration & Intersectionality (RMI) - Borders in Motion: Critical Conversations on RMI @psa-race.bsky.social @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social
📆 Abstract proposals by 25 July
➡️ Details
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We're looking for critical interdisciplinary insights on:
* The intersectional nature of im/migration
* Decolonisation debates and borders
* Racial, colonial, and carceral capitalism in border policy
* Resisting racialised marginalisation
* The role of digital technologies in bordering societies
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The KCL Borders and Migration Research Group and the PSA Race, Migration, and Intersectionality Specialist Group invite you to submit an abstract for our workshop on Tuesday, September 16th, 2025, at @kingscollegelondon.bsky.social
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Borders are not just lines on a map; they are sites of violence, resistance, and the forging of new identities. In an increasingly interconnected world, how do racialized, gendered, and classed logics shape immigration policies and the experiences of migrants? Message us for the full call for papers
psa-race.bsky.social
📢 Workshop: Call for Papers 📢
Borders in Motion: Critical Conversations on Race, Migration, and Intersectionality
Abstracts (up to 200 words) due: Friday, July 25th, 2025.

Submit here: forms.gle/Z5VgJ9V5Qzek...
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Deadline to submit your abstract is TOMORROW! Don't miss your opportunity to contribute to this symposium with a view to publish in @psrjournal.bsky.social! Find the full call for papers and abstract submission link here: bit.ly/42tgmYC

Thanks to the @polstudiesassoc.bsky.social for their support!
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🚨🚨🚨CALL FOR PAPERS! The PSA's Race, Migration & Intersectionality Working group is hosting a symposium entitled, 'Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Blackness and Black Politics.' We invite abstracts of up to 200 words by Friday 25 April 2025. forms.gle/jpPLz7Tuytuu...
Advert for PSA RMI Political Studies Review Sumposium entitled interdisciplinary perspectives on Blackness and Black politics. Event will be held Friday 25th July 2025 at the PSA Office in Camden, London. Deadline for abstracts Friday 25 April 2025. Link to form same as post. Selected contributions from this symposium will be published in an issue of Political Studies Review after subjection to a peer review process.
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⏰⏰⏰ JUST ONE WEEK LEFT to submit your abstract for RMI's symposium: 'Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Blackness and Black Politics.' Deadline is 25th April. Apply here: forms.gle/jpPLz7Tuytuu...
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🚨🚨🚨CALL FOR PAPERS! The PSA's Race, Migration & Intersectionality Working group is hosting a symposium entitled, 'Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Blackness and Black Politics.' We invite abstracts of up to 200 words by Friday 25 April 2025. forms.gle/jpPLz7Tuytuu...
Advert for PSA RMI Political Studies Review Sumposium entitled interdisciplinary perspectives on Blackness and Black politics. Event will be held Friday 25th July 2025 at the PSA Office in Camden, London. Deadline for abstracts Friday 25 April 2025. Link to form same as post. Selected contributions from this symposium will be published in an issue of Political Studies Review after subjection to a peer review process.
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And Samah Rafiq provided a postcolonial critique of the marketisation of border administration.
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Fatima Farakhdust presented results of analysis of culture versus economic arguments on migration.
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Sara van Goozen and John Evemy questioned the neutrality of ‘skills’ based criteria as a more morally legitimate migrant criteria.
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An excellent panel brought together varying approaches critiquing the economics of migration, kicking off with an Everyday Political Economy perspective of debt financed migration from Seb Rumsby. @seb-rumsby.bsky.social
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Finally, Patrick Vernon and Nicola Smith analysed the racialisation and heteronormativity of the ‘common people’
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Next was Moé Suzuki’s analysis of humanisation of refugees from a decolonizing approach.
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Busy day for the RMI SG. Started off the day with three great papers looking at migration. First was Hilal Zorba Bayraktar’s paper on Turkish migration policy and Syrian refugees @hilalzbayraktar.bsky.social
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Fantastic line-up starting here in a minute!
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4th panel: Critiquing the econ. of migration--Tues @ 1:30 w/ @seb-rumsby.bsky.social, @drsvg.bsky.social, Fatima Farakhdust, and Samah Rafiq. Themes: #financialisation, #intersectionality, #culturalanalysis, and #migrationindustry
PANEL 4: CRITIQUING THE ECONOMICS OF MIGRATION
TUESDAY, 13:30AM, LOB102
Chair: Dr. Jessica Eastland-Underwood
DEBT-FINANCED MIGRATION: THE EVERYDAY POLITICAL ECONOMY OF LABOUR MOBILITY
Dr. Seb	Rumsby, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, Early career
@seb-rumsby.bsky.social
DISCRIMINATION BY A 1000 POINTS: THE PROBLEM WITH POINTS-BASED IMMIGRATION REGIMES.
Dr. Sara van Goozen, University of York, United Kingdom. Mid career
@drsvg.bsky.social
Dr. John Evemy, University of York, United Kingdom, Mid career
STUDY OF RACIAL BIAS: HISTORICAL AND IN-DEPTH DISCOURSE ANALYSES OF BRITISH IMMIGRATION POLICIES SINCE 1945
Ms. Fatima Farakhdust, Loughborough University, United Kingdom, Postgrad
HYBRID INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION REGIMES: INVESTIGATING FORMAL OUTSOURCING OF FUNCTIONS
Dr. Samah Rafiq, King's College London, United Kingdom, Early career,
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Getting kicked off this morning with a strong start!
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3rd panel: Violence & Borders-- Tuesday @ 9:30 with @hilalzbayraktar.bsky.social, Leou Yang, @moesz.bsky.social, and Patrick Vernon. Themes: #migrationlaw, #hostileenvironment, #humanisation, and #intersectionality
TÜRKIYE'S MIGRATION POLICIES AND SYRIANS IN THE SECURITY AXIS 
Dr. Hilal Zorba Bayraktar, University of South Wales, Türkiye, ECR
@hilalzbayraktar.bsky.social
GRASSROOTS HUMANITARIANISM AS A COUNTERFORCE TO AFFECTIVE BORDER VIOLENCE
Ms. Leou Yang, University of Manchester, United Kingdom, Postgrad
THEORISING THE ‘HUMANISATION’ OF REFUGEES: A DECOLONIAL APPROACH
Dr. Moe Suzuki, London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom, Early career
@moesz.bsky.social
CARCERALITY, HETEROSEXUALITY, COLONIALITY: NEOLIBERALISM AND THE POLICING OF MOBILITY
Dr. Patrick Vernon, King's College London, United Kingdom, Early career
Dr. Nicola Smith, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, Established career
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Finally, a great first presentation from PhD student Cian Bear unsettling colonial conceptions of violence.
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Then another fantastic contribute from Dr Sadiya Akram from University of Birmingham on anti-racist institutionalism.
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Excellent panel yesterday starting with Batikan Bulut batikanbulut.bsky.social on transnational Turkish diasporic communities from Germany. #PSA2025
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Starting in a minute! 😲
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2nd Panel: Critical Theory & Traditional Questions in Politics--with @researchwitheden.bsky.social, @batikanbulut.bsky.social, Sadiya Akram, & Cian Bear. Themes: #Diasporas, #migrantlabourers, #policing, #decolonialism
PANEL 2: CRITICAL THEORY & TRADITIONAL QUESTIONS IN POLITICS
Chair: Jess Eastland-Underwood
INTERGENERATIONAL PARTY IDENTIFICATION IN BRITISH AFRICAN DIASPORAS 
Mrs. Eden Anin-Adjei, University of Essex, United Kingdom, Postgrad,
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FROM GRASSROOTS TO STATE CONTROL: THE STATE ENGAGEMENT WITH THE TURKISH DIASPORA UNDER COMPETITIVE AUTHORITARIANISM 
Mr Batikan Bulut, Izmir University of Economics, Türkiye, Postgrad, Male
@batikanbulut.bsky.social

INSTITUTIONAL RACISM: A NEW INSTITUTIONALIST APPROACH
Dr. Sadiya Akram, University of Birmingham, United Kingdom, ECR?, 
DELINEATING LOGICS AND PRACTICES OF VIOLENCE IN THE ISLAMIC STATE CONFLICT
Mr. Cian Bear, University of Warwick, United Kingdom, Postgrad
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Fantastic first session with Boya Li @boyalii.bsky.social, Katherine Tyler & Shardia Briscoe-Palmer @drshardiabpalmer.bsky.social. Three very distinctive papers, but supper complimentary on migrant identities, Reform and Black masculinity.