Writing against integration: Danish imaginaries of culture, race and belonging
M Rytter - Ethnos, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
The article addresses some of the problems related to the concept of integration, which has
been used (and abused) in Denmark since the 1990s to discuss socio-economic, cultural …
been used (and abused) in Denmark since the 1990s to discuss socio-economic, cultural …
[图书][B] The biometric border world: Technology, bodies and identities on the move
KF Olwig, K Grünenberg, P Møhl, A Simonsen - 2019 - taylorfrancis.com
Since the 1990s, biometric border control has attained key importance throughout Europe.
Employing digital images of, for example, fingerprints, DNA, bones, faces or irises, biometric …
Employing digital images of, for example, fingerprints, DNA, bones, faces or irises, biometric …
Workers for free: Precarious inclusion and extended uncertainty among Afghan refugees in Denmark
M Rytter, N Ghandchi - … : Migrant incorporation and mutual belonging in …, 2020 - Springer
This chapter discusses how and at what costs the Danish governments since the 2015
“refugee crisis”(2015) have managed the inclusion of refugees in the labor market and …
“refugee crisis”(2015) have managed the inclusion of refugees in the labor market and …
From Integration to Deportation: Grammars of Selves and Exogenous “Others” in the State of Denmark and Beyond
M Rytter - Social Analysis, 2023 - berghahnjournals.com
Following the so-called “paradigm shift” in Danish refugee policy in 2019, the previous
ambition of “integration” was replaced by a state strategy of revocation and deportation. This …
ambition of “integration” was replaced by a state strategy of revocation and deportation. This …
[PDF][PDF] Workers forFree: Precarious Inclusion andExtended Uncertainty Among Afghan Refugees inDenmark
M Rytter, N Ghandchi - academia.edu
MikkelRytter andNargesGhandchi “ey just want workers for free ('kârgar-e moft'),” Taha
claimed during an interview. Agitated, he continued:“You get three months here, and then …
claimed during an interview. Agitated, he continued:“You get three months here, and then …