Speaking Racism – Raciolinguistic Frontiers, Worth and Belonging in the Governing of Refugees in Norway

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https://doi.org/10.1080/14650045.2024.2321175

TemPro post-doc researcher Kari Anne Drangsland has published an article about how how refugees in Norway 'encounter, perceive, and contest' increasingly strict language requirements for permanent residence and citizenship.

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Temporary protection as a durable solution? The 'return turn' in asylum policies in Europe (TemPro)

Jan 2020 - Dec 2024

Speaking Racism – Raciolinguistic Frontiers, Worth and Belonging in the Governing of Refugees in Norway

Temporary protection as a durable solution? The 'return turn' in asylum policies in Europe (TemPro)

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