Forthcoming special issue of Asian Affairs:
This special issue focuses on "Citizenship, Belonging, and the Partition of India." While it has not yet been officially published, a number of the articles that will be included in it are now freely available online, including:
- The introduction [free full-text]
- After Hyderabad's 1948 Annexation: Muslim Belonging and Histories of the Long Partition [free full-text]
- Artificial 'Borders': Kashmiri Muslim Belonging in the Aftermath of Partition [free full-text]
- Bordering Assam Through Affective Closure: 1971 and the Road to the Citizenship Amendment Act of 2019 [open access]
- Citizenship and Social Belonging across the Thar: Gender, Family and Caste in the Context of the 1971 war [free full-text]
- Language Without a Land: Partition, Sindhi Refugees, and the Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution [free full-text]
Journal articles:
"Afghans’ narrowing mobility options in Pakistan and the right to transnational living: a figurational perspective," Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, Latest Articles, 28 July 2022 [open access]
"A Data Driven Approach to Evaluating and Improving Judicial Decision-Making: Statistical Analysis of the Judicial Review of Refugee Cases," University of New South Wales Law Journal, vol. 45, no. 4 (Forthcoming 2022) [preprint]
"Estimating international migration flows for the Asia-Pacific region: Application of a generation–distribution model," Migration Studies, Advance Articles, 8 Aug. 2022 [open access]
"Factors contributing to the sharing of COVID-19 health information amongst refugee communities in a regional area of Australia: a qualitative study," BMC Public Health, 22:1434 (July 2022) [open access]
"Whose Responsibility? The Protection of Refugees in East Asia," Global Responsibility to Protect, Advance Articles, 21 July 2022 [abstract]
- See also video recording of related conference presentation (begins at 16:57).
Resource:
Kaldor Centre Data Lab [access]
- The Lab "publishes regularly updated data on Australia’s refugee status determination procedures. The data currently covers review at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal and Immigration Assessment Authority, as well as judicial review at the Federal Circuit and Family Court. The data provides unprecedented insights into the decision-making patterns of individual tribunal members and judges, as well as into the way the system is operating as a whole." See also related ABC News [Australia] article.
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