The increasing application of intersectionality to the psychological study of identity
development raises questions regarding how we as researchers construct and …

The paper presents an analysis of the UK government discourse on citizenship during the
first 9 months of the COVID‐19 pandemic (March–November 2020). We adopted a socio …

Following a Social Representations approach, the article examines the representations of
citizenship held by both migrants and Greek citizens in Greece after the announcement of a …

This paper proposes to rethink the agriculture–migration nexus through the notions of
temporal fix and migrant hierarchies. Its empirical setting is the post-socialist migration of …

This paper explores the trajectories of food and how culinary practices evolve over time in
relation to a migrant's experience. Our focus is on international mothers adjusting to life in …

Taking a (critical) discursive psychological approach, the present study explores the identity
management of the Finnish and Swedish Prime Ministers (PM) in relation to the “refugee …

Available Open Access under CC-BY-NC licence. Long term resident migrants to the UK,
who often possess valuable skills for the economy, still face significant barriers to …

This article uniquely demonstrates how UK debates about supporting child refugees during
the “refugee crisis” came to be used as support for leaving the European Union (EU). The …

This article explores how people do sympathetic talk in relation to the European “refugee
crisis.” The analysis was grounded in critical discursive psychology and also drew on the …

In this paper, we present findings on lay constructions of racism from a focus group study (11
groups, n= 72) with a mixed sample of secondary‐school students in England. We show that …