This paper utilizes an analytical distinction between three modes of social belonging to explain the ambiguous resettlement experiences of refugees granted a temporary protection visa (TPV) in Australia. Findings from two qualitative studies indicate that the dominance of a public discourse that depicts asylum seekers as “illegals” inhibits their sense of belonging at the national level. Yet belonging has been facilitated locally through relational networks within communities and the establishment of associations based on cultural or legal categories. Importantly, these successes have provided a basis from which to contest the continued lack of recognition faced by TPV refugees within a nationalistic public discourse.Cet article fait appel ...
A growing number of temporary visa holders reside in regional Australia, from skilled temporary visa...
This paper examines the rise of an asylum seeker and refugee advocacy movement in Australia in recen...
This paper examines the acculturation challenges facing Iraqi refugees in Australia, and the impact ...
This paper utilizes an analytical distinction between three modes of social belonging to explain the...
Recent policy changes have created a new era of refugee resettlement in Australia. As a result of th...
In Australia, the strict categorisation of UN Convention recognised refugees and asylum seekers by t...
Against the background of the recent international trend of a greater reliance on deterrence measure...
The question of who ‘belongs’ is a matter of hot debate across many Western nation- states. As a res...
The Government introduced the Temporary Protection Visa (TPV) in October 1999 to limit the protectio...
In late 2001, the Australian government put asylum seekers at the centre of its re-election campaign...
In the wake of the Coalition Government’s narrow victory in the first Australian election since the ...
This paper reports on the findings of a one-year study examining the acculturation challenges facing...
In the past decade arguments concerning who can claim belonging in Australia, and fears surrounding ...
Qualitative studies undertaken in Australia suggest that the temporary protection visa (TPV) inhibit...
The Australian government\u27s response to the \u27unlawful\u27 arrival of asylum seekers has been c...
A growing number of temporary visa holders reside in regional Australia, from skilled temporary visa...
This paper examines the rise of an asylum seeker and refugee advocacy movement in Australia in recen...
This paper examines the acculturation challenges facing Iraqi refugees in Australia, and the impact ...
This paper utilizes an analytical distinction between three modes of social belonging to explain the...
Recent policy changes have created a new era of refugee resettlement in Australia. As a result of th...
In Australia, the strict categorisation of UN Convention recognised refugees and asylum seekers by t...
Against the background of the recent international trend of a greater reliance on deterrence measure...
The question of who ‘belongs’ is a matter of hot debate across many Western nation- states. As a res...
The Government introduced the Temporary Protection Visa (TPV) in October 1999 to limit the protectio...
In late 2001, the Australian government put asylum seekers at the centre of its re-election campaign...
In the wake of the Coalition Government’s narrow victory in the first Australian election since the ...
This paper reports on the findings of a one-year study examining the acculturation challenges facing...
In the past decade arguments concerning who can claim belonging in Australia, and fears surrounding ...
Qualitative studies undertaken in Australia suggest that the temporary protection visa (TPV) inhibit...
The Australian government\u27s response to the \u27unlawful\u27 arrival of asylum seekers has been c...
A growing number of temporary visa holders reside in regional Australia, from skilled temporary visa...
This paper examines the rise of an asylum seeker and refugee advocacy movement in Australia in recen...
This paper examines the acculturation challenges facing Iraqi refugees in Australia, and the impact ...