2018 MIGRATION SUMMER SCHOOL (MIGSS) MIGRATION ON PRECARIOUS LABOUR, HUMAN TRAFFICKING, & SOCIAL EXCLUSION IN EUROPE (JULY 26-AUGUST 1, 2018), EPLO PREMISES IN SOUNION, GREECE
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Author Archives: Theodoros Fouskas
10th ESPAnet ITALY CONFERENCE: THEODOROS FOUSKAS AND SYMEON SIDIROPOULOS, “OVERCOMING SOCIAL DISADVANTAGE AND INEQUALITY FOR SOCIAL INTEGRATION OF MIGRANTS THROUGH EDUCATION: SOCIAL POLICY AND ACCESS TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION FOR IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE CHILDREN IN GREECE IN TIMES OF CRISIS”, [23 (21-23) SEPT, 2017, UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA, ITALY]
Programma della decima Conferenza ESPAnet Italia Il Welfare e i perdenti della globalizzazione: le politiche sociali di fronte a nuove e vecchie disuguaglianze Forlì, 21-23 settembre 2017 Università di Bologna […]
ESA 2017: THEODOROS FOUSKAS AND FOTINI-MARIA, MINE, “I HAVE A BAD JOB AND I’M ALONE HERE, BUT I’M NOT EVEN THINKING OF GOING BACK HOME!” THE IMPACT OF ENTRAPMENT IN PRECARIOUS, LOW-STATUS WORK AND THE SHATTERING OF FAMILIAL AND COMMUNITY NETWORKS OF SOLIDARITY ON THE DECISION OF MIGRANTS TO RETURN IN THEIR ORIGIN COUNTRIES VIA THE ASSISTED VOLUNTARY RETURN AND REINTEGRATION PROGRAMME [31 AUG. (29 AUG.-01 SEPT.) 2017, ATHENS, GREECE]
13th Conference of the European Sociological Association (Un)Making Europe: Capitalism, Solidarities, Subjectivities Athens, Greece, 29 Aug. – 01 Sept. 2017 Submission Type / Research Network/Research Stream: RN35 – Sociology of Migration “I have […]
THE MIGRATION CONFERENCE 2017 (TMC 2017): THEODOROS FOUSKAS AND FOTINI-MARIA, MINE “UNITED WE STAND, DIVIDED WE FALL! WE COULD RISE TOGETHER BUT I AIN’T NEED ANY ASSOCIATIONS, I’M BETTER ALONE!” PRECARIOUS, LOW-STATUS WORK REPERCUSSIONS ON COMMUNITY NETWORKS OF SOLIDARITY OF PAKISTANIS, ETHIOPIANS AND FILIPINOS IN GREECE IN HARD TIMES”, [25 AUG. (23-26), 2017, HAROKOPIO UNIVERSITY, GREECE]
Title and Abstract Title “United we stand, divided we fall! We could rise together but I ain’t need any associations, I’m better alone!” Precarious, low-status work repercussions on community networks […]
