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Location
King’s College London, Strand Campus
River Room, Strand, London WC2R 2LS
Workshop Agenda
9.30: Registration
9.45: Welcome Note
10.00 - 11.30: Panel One
Topic 1 - Forms of state repression and practices in the age of globalisation: authoritarianism against dissidents abroad – the case of Central Asia
- Dr Saipira Furstenberg, Research Fellow, University of Exeter
- Assoc Prof John Heathershaw, University of Exeter
Topic 2 - Immigrant and Proud: Exploring online Indian diaspora support for Brexit and Trump
- Eviane Cheng Leidig, PhD Candidate, University of Oslo
Topic 3 - The European Roma: the unlikely Indian diaspora
- Asst Prof Cristina-Ioana Dragomir, SUNY Oswego
11.30-11.45: Coffee Break
11.45 - 1.30: Panel Two
Topic 1 - Can we ever speak of a one single diaspora? The perspective of Serbian Londoners
- Sanja Vico, PhD Candidate, Goldsmiths, University of London
Topic 2 - The dynamics of homeland diaspora activism and foreign policy: the case of Hungary
- Assoc Prof Szabolcs Pogonyi, Central European University
Topic 3 - Assimilation of Russian homosexuals into French and Canadian societies
- Ekaterina Koksharova, PhD Candidate, Paris-Saclay University
Topic 4 - The dilemma of Turkish refugees and everyday politics
- Asst Prof Erkan Toguslu, KU Leuven
1.30 - 2.15: Lunch Break
2.15 - 4.00: Panel Three
Topic 1 - Episodic and sustained diaspora political mobilisation among the Egyptian community in the United Kingdom post-2011
- Dr Gillian Kennedy, Research Fellow, King’s College London
Topic 2 - Turkey’s diaspora engagement policy: from public diplomacy to extra territorial authoritarian practices?
- Assoc Prof Gabriella Elgenius, Uni of Gothenburg
Topic 3 - The political engagement of the Moroccan diaspora: the Italian support to Hirak Rif
- Cecilia Pasini, Independent Researcher
Topic 4 - Reclaiming Yemen: what role for the Yemeni diaspora?
- Dr Noha Aboueldahab, Visiting Fellow, Brookings Doha Center
4.00 - 4.15: Coffee Break
4.15 - 5.45: Panel Four
Topic 1 - The political behaviour of Romanian migrants from France
- Carstea Sorina, PhD Candidate, Paris-Est University and Babes Bolyai University
Topic 2 - Militant democracy and transnational political participation
- Matija Lujić, MA Candidate, University of Belgrade
Topic 3 - Diaspora division, civil society trajectory and mechanisms of internal exclusion
- Dr Bahar Baser, Research Fellow, Coventry University & Stellenbosch University
Closure
Workshop Convenors
Dr Gillian Kennedy, Leverhulme Research Fellow, Department of Middle Eastern Studies,King’s College London, Gillian.Kennedy@kcl.ac.uk
Dr Branislav Radeljic, Reader in International Relations, Department of Social Sciences andSocial Work, University of East London, B.Radeljic@uel.ac.uk
Event details
River RoomStrand Campus
Strand, London, WC2R 2LS