Borders, Race, Ethnicity and Migration Network (BREM)
BREM promotes interdisciplinary dialogue across the intersecting themes of migration, ‘race’/ethnic relations and bordering practices, broadly defined. It serves as an open forum for sharing research, developing new and existing collaborations, and supporting early career researchers.
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Key questions addressed by BREM include:
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What is the social, cultural, economic and political significance of different historical and contemporary migrations?
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In what ways are contemporary bordering or boundary-producing practices and dynamics changing?
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How does ‘race’ and ethnicity feature in the formation of identities and diverse societies?
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To what extent do processes of racialisation shape regulations and differentiated experiences across diverse sites (e.g. the university, workplace or law court)?
Contact
If you are interested in joining the network, please contact the convenors:
Professor of International Politics
Politics and International Studies (PAIS)
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Professor of Law
School of Law
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PhD Researcher
Politics and International Studies (PAIS)
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News
BREM Book Launch - February 8 2023
BREM will host the launch of Dr. Thom Tyerman's book "Everyday Border Struggles - Segregation and Solidarity in the UK and Calais". To know more and join the book launch click hereSTARxBREM New blog entries - December 1 2022
Two new blog entries arising from a collaboration between BREM’s Dr Catherine Briddick (Law), Yasmin Ford and Navera Parwez from Warwick STAR (Student Action for Refugees) have been just published. The first focuses on the treatment of refugee women, while the second focuses on the 2022 Nationality and Borders Act.
BREM Book Launch - November 23 2022
BREM is hosting the launch of the edited volume "Postcoloniality and Forced Migration. Mobility, Agency and Control", edited by Martin Lemberg-Pedersend and others. To know more and join the book launch click here
BREM PGR Seminar - November 16 2022
BReM members Elena Casado, Meryem Choukri, and Danya Nusseir presented their latest research findings online. To know more about this event click here
BREM-WICID Event - October 12 2022
Filmmaker Ducan Whitley (in Residence in Film and TV Studies 2022-23) offered an overview of his collaborative research project 'Vanishing Point', around the themes of landscapes, migrations, and identity.