Increasing levels of displacement and the need to integrate refugees in the workforce pose
new challenges to organizations and societies. Extant research on refugee employment and …

Theorization in the sociology of migration and the field of refugee studies has been retarded
by a path-dependent division that we argue should be broken down by greater mutual …

In this paper I advance a job-search model to explain the structural and personal barriers
between career adaptability and refugee resettlement success. Building from career …

A qualitative approach was used to interview 23 Sudanese refugees residing in Brisbane,
Australia. Semi-structured interviews were conducted to examine the participants' pre …

This paper explores the effects of “visible difference” on employment outcomes of three
recently arrived refugee 2 groups: ex‐Yugoslavs, black Africans, and people from the Middle …

The year 2011 marked the 60th anniversary of the United Nations Refugee Convention. It is
thus an appropriate time to review the situation of refugees in one of the few signatory …

This article explores settlement experiences of three refugee populations—ex-Yugoslavs,
black Africans and people from the Middle East—who recently (1990s—2000s) arrived in …

This paper explores the Australian resettlement of the largest recent refugee group,
Bosnians. It is argued that Bosnians (and other ex-Yugoslavs) were Australia's preferred …

Transitional justice has often reduced conceptions of civil society to human rights NGOs, and
lacks a rigorous conceptualisation of the role that civil society plays in transitional justice …

This paper argues that whilst equitable educational pathways are integrated into
educational policy discourses in Australia, there are significant gendered barriers to …