Gert Verschraegen

Associate Professor

University of Antwerp

Belgium

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Gert Verschraegen is an Associate Professor at Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium. His research interests encompass ethnic and racial studies, migration, environmental changes, and the role of religion in social processes. Recent publications include investigations into reflexivity among researchers, the feminisation of agriculture, and the intersection of faith and climate perceptions in various communities.

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Articles (15)

‘Because I didn’t get what I wanted from God’: A multi-level perspective on the role of religious beliefs in (de)conversion processes in Flanders

Feminisation of agriculture and the role of environmental changes: ‘It's already a tough job and it's getting tougher due to weather changes’

‘Rain has to do with God’s will’: Religion and perceptions of environmental change in a Muslim community in the Souss-Massa region of Morocco

(Un)Doing reflexivity: white researchers on their credibility and legitimacy in the field of ethnic and racial studies

“You Can't Even Predict the Rain Anymore”

Legitimising detention and deportation of illegalised migrant families: reconstructing public controversies in Belgium and the Netherlands

The role of environmental factors and other migration drivers from the perspective of Moroccan and Congolese migrants in Belgium

How children and adults challenge each other’s performances of everyday cosmopolitanism

European identity among ethnic majority and ethnic minority students: understanding the role of the school curriculum

How children negotiate and make sense of social class boundaries

Kinderen met een migratieachtergrond over hun sociale positie en levenskansen

Strategy for the long term: Pressures, counter-pressures and mechanisms in governance

(Sub)national and supranational identity among majority and minority youth in superdiverse urban schools

Negotiating a contested identity: Religious individualism among Muslim youth in a super-diverse city

Strategy for collectives and common goods

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Monica Gruezmacher

Noel Clycq

Lore Van Praag

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