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Benjamin Mulvey

Lecturer (Asst. Prof.)

University of Glasgow

United Kingdom

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Dr. Benjamin Mulvey is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the University of Glasgow, UK. His research interests encompass critical internationalisation studies, socio-spatial dynamics among elite university graduates, and the complexities of international student mobility. Recent publications include analyses of the intellectual-state relationship in China and social inequalities in education within hyper-mobile societies.

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Luke Ashton

Macquarie University

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William Yat Wai Lo

University of Durham

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Annette Bamberger

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Bar Ilan University

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An infrastructural perspective on international students navigating the housing crisis in Scotland

Navigating neoliberal ‘regimes of belonging’ as a doctoral student

Internationalization in higher education beyond the Western horizon: critical perspectives

Securitising the university: lessons from China in the Xi Jinping era

Towards a more just global regime of international student mobility

The essentialisation of China in ‘Critical internationalisation studies’: a new orientalism?

The Negotiation of Socio‐Spatial Background Among Elite Chinese University Graduates

African international students in China: experiences and geopolitical projects

The intellectual-state relationship and academic freedom in China: a reappraisal

Differentiated experiences of financial precarity and lived precariousness among international students in Australia

Social inequality in a ‘hyper-mobile’ society: intra-national mobilities and formal education in China

Participatory parity as a way forward for critical internationalisation studies

‘It’s kind of becoming a culture’: how habitus influences the migration trajectories of African students in China

Global and local possible selves: Differentiated strategies for positional competition among Chinese university students

Pluralist internationalism, global justice and international student recruitment in the UK

Global Inequality, Mobility Regimes and Transnational Capital: The Post-Graduation Plans of African Student Migrants

Learning to ‘tell China's story well’: the constructions of international students in Chinese higher education policy

Internships and the graduate labour market: how upper-middle-class students ‘get ahead’

“Decentring” international student mobility: The case of African student migrants in China

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Annette Bamberger

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