Education or enforcement? Enrolling universities in the surveillance and policing of migration

Walsh, James P.

doi:10.1007/s10611-018-9792-9

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“…policing search and rescue operations) and 'behind-the-scenes' (e.g. conducting asylum interviews) (Innes, 2021;Papada et al, 2020;Walsh, 2019). I want to argue that equal attention should be paid to the routine, mundane and repetitive practices of the of those figures trying to directly navigate the effects of border violence; namely, the migrants themselves.…”

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The Stubborn Habits of Migration

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The Stubborn Habits of Migration

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Enhancing Equity in Clinical Social Work Education: Supporting Indigenous Queer and Gender Diverse Students and Researchers'

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For Indigenous Australian Queer and Gender Diverse (QGD) Peoples, being acknowledged, recognised, and considered in frameworks, policies, and within organisations in the broader Australian context is rare. This article will explore some of the structures, systems, and policies that impact on Indigenous QGD peoples in Higher Education (HE). We will speak on social and emotional wellbeing (SEWB) and how this knowledge may translate into clinical social work practice. We explore the ways in which HE can become conscious, motivated, and emboldened to enact clinical social workers of the future towards ultimately improving current recruitment, retention, which will contribute to individual and group change in Australia.

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Social media and border security: Twitter use by migration policing agencies

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2019

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Education or enforcement? Enrolling universities in the surveillance and policing of migration

Cited by 6 publications

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The Stubborn Habits of Migration

The Stubborn Habits of Migration

Enhancing Equity in Clinical Social Work Education: Supporting Indigenous Queer and Gender Diverse Students and Researchers'

Social media and border security: Twitter use by migration policing agencies

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