ilse van liempt

Associate Professor

Utrecht University

Netherlands

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Dr. Ilse van Liempt is an Associate Professor at Utrecht University in the Netherlands. Her research focuses on asylum-seeking and refugee youth, examining experiences of belonging, place attachment, and socio-economic participation within migration contexts. Recent publications highlight ethical considerations in refugee studies and the dynamics of migrant housing experiences, contributing to a nuanced understanding of transnational networks and mobility regimes.

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Marielle Olivia Zill

Utrecht University

NETHERLANDS

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Peter Hopkins

Professor of Social Geography

Newcastle University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Annelies Zoomers

Professor of International Development Studies / Development Geography

Utrecht University

NETHERLANDS

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Mattias De Backer

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

BELGIUM

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Articles (8)

Ethical and Methodological Considerations in Research with Asylum-Seeking and Refugee Youth in European Cities

Homemaking and Places of Restoration: Belonging Within and Beyond Places Assigned to Syrian Refugees in the Netherlands

Being far away from what you need: the impact of dispersal on resettled refugees’ homemaking and place attachment in small to medium-sized towns in the Netherlands

More than jedug-jedug: dynamics of discontent with tourist activity in Prawirotaman, Yogyakarta

Re-routing migration geographies: Migrants, trajectories and mobility regimes

Socio-economic participation of somali refugees in the Netherlands, transnational networks and boundary spanning

The Grandhotel Cosmopolis – a concrete utopia? Reflections on the mediated and lived geographies of asylum accommodation

‘We prefer our Dutch’: International students’ housing experiences in the Netherlands

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Marielle Olivia Zill

Peter Hopkins

Annelies Zoomers

Mattias De Backer

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