Louise Ryan

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London Metropolitan University - London North Campus

United Kingdom

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Professor Louise Ryan serves at London Metropolitan University - London North Campus. Her research focuses on social networks among highly skilled refugees and immigrants, as well as the impact of cultural capital on professional identities. Recent contributions include qualitative analyses of migrant narratives, family relationships, and the effects of geopolitical events such as Brexit on migration patterns. Through her work, she explores the complexities of mobility and the personal experiences of various migrant communities.

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Obert Tawodzera

University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Paola Tubaro

Research Professor ("Directrice de Recherche")

French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS)

FRANCE

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Izabela Grabowska

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Kozminski University

POLAND

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Aleksandra Grzymala-Kazlowska

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University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Articles (18)

‘ You Need a Network ’: How Highly Skilled Refugees Build Social Networks to Convert Cultural Capital and Reclaim Professional Identities

‘I Kiss the Screen, But It Is Not the Same’ — Grandparenting in Geographically Dispersed Families

‘I am afraid to fly there’: informal care in Polish migrants’ families immobilised by COVID-19

‘It hurts my heart’: Afghan women in London negotiating family relationships and (im)mobility regimes across borders

‘You would never pick up the thread from where you left off’: Older Irish women migrants' narratives of non‐return, post‐retirement

Qualitative analysis of migrants' network data: Using conceptual reflexivity to reveal the ‘magic trick’

Return migration and embedding: through the lens of Brexit as an unsettling event

Editorial: Bodies at borders: analyzing the objectification and containment of migrants at border crossing

“What are you doing here?”: Narratives of border crossings among diverse Afghans going to the UK at different times

Advancing the embedding framework: using longitudinal methods to revisit French highly skilled migrants in the context of Brexit

Bringing anchoring and embedding together: theorising migrants’ lives over-time

“You Still Want to Go Lots of Places”: Exploring Walking Interviews in Research With Older Migrants

Advancing the embedding framework: using longitudinal methods to revisit French highly skilled migrants in the context of Brexit

Social network analysis: New ethical approaches through collective reflexivity. Introduction to the special issue of Social Networks

Analysing migrants' ageing in place as embodied practices of embedding through time: ‘Kilburn is not Kilburn any more’

Networks as ‘laboratories of experience’: exploring the life cycle of the suffrage movement and its aftermath in Ireland 1870–1937

Unsettling Events: Understanding Migrants’ Responses to Geopolitical Transformative Episodes through a Life-Course Lens

The “Irish question”: marginalizations at the nexus of sociology of migration and ethnic and racial studies in Britain<sup>*</sup>

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Obert Tawodzera

Paola Tubaro

Izabela Grabowska

Aleksandra Grzymala-Kazlowska

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