Programmes Convened
Modules Taught
PhD Students supervised
- Alexander Ray, Rethinking the Local–international Dichotomy in Relation to Refugee Protection and Assistance: The Politics of Practice in Managing South Sudanese Displacement (working title)
- Femi Bolaji, How Does Diaspora Finance Shape Infrastructure Development in Nigeria?
- Hassan Ould Moctar, EU Border Externalisation and the Social Conditions of 'Deportability' in Mauritania
- Iris Lim, Experiencing the Digital Governance Immigration: a Qualitative Comparison of London and Seoul
PhD Research Students Supervised:
PhD students:
Abeer Mohammoud Abdulkader Al Dagestani, Syrian Refugee Child Labour in Jordan, (Y1 MPhil)
Femi Bolaji, How Does Diaspora Finance Shape Infrastructure Development in Nigeria?Iris Lim, Experiencing the Digital Governance of Immigration: a Qualitative Comparison of London and Seoul (Korea Foundation Graduate Studies Fellowship), Y3
Claire Marcel, How does the increased criminalisation of migration affect the experience of migrant workers in the UK? (Y1 MPhil)
Alexander Ray, Rethinking the Local–international Dichotomy in Relation to Refugee Protection and Assistance: The Politics of Practice in Managing South Sudanese Displacement (ESRC Studentship)
Completed:
Viki Zaphiriou-Zarifi, Life at the Margins: Migrant Women in 'Crisis' Greece (Completed 2017)
Second supervisor to:
Kirstie Kwarteng, Remittances and Identity: A Comparative Study of Second-Generation Ghanaians in London and New York City
Hassan Ould Moctar, EU Border Externalisation and the Social Conditions of 'Deportability' in Mauritania (National University of Ireland Travelling Studentship)
Christian Sowa, TBC
My research focuses on global migration dynamics, politics and experiences. I have particular experience working on displacement & refugee issues, transnationalism & remittances, and Somali mobilities. My current work explores immigration politics and policy, the situation of precarious migrants and pro-migrant civic mobilization.
- Access to Justice in Immigration Detention, research commissioned by the Bar Council, Aug-Oct 2017: research report, short video
- Building bridges: voluntary sector engagements with immigration detention, British Academy/Leverhulme. Small Grants Scheme, 2015-16
- Policy responses to protracted displacement (Somali displacement case study), Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs,2011
- Conflict-related mobility in the Somali territories (part of the Micro Level Analysis of Violent Conflict Consortium),European Commission, 2008-09.
- Refugees and Remittances, 2007-08, Economic and Social Research Council Postdoctoral Fellowship, 2007-08.
Lindley, Anna (2010) The Early Morning Phone Call: Somali Refugees' Remittances. New York: Berghahn Books.
Lindley, Anna (2013) 'Displacement in contested places: governance, movement and settlement in the Somali territories'. Journal of Eastern African Studies, (7) 2, pp 291-313.
Lindley, Anna (2011) 'Between a protracted and a crisis situation: policy responses to Somali refugees in Kenya'. Refugee Survey Quarterly, (30) 4, pp 14-49.
Lindley, Anna (2010) 'Leaving Mogadishu: Towards a Sociology of Conflict-Related Mobility'. Journal of Refugee Studies, (23) 1, pp 2-22.
Lindley, Anna (2009) 'The North-South Divide in Everyday Life: Somali Londoners Sending Money “Home”'. Bildhaan: An International Journal of Somali Studies.
Lindley, Anna (2009) 'Between dirty money and development capital: Somali money transfer infrastructure under global scrutiny'. African Affairs, (108) 433.
Lindley, Anna (2009) 'The early morning phonecall: remittances from a refugee diaspora perspective'. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, (35) 8, pp 1315-1334.
Lindley, Anna (2009) 'Remittances in conflict: some conceptual considerations'. Journal of Economics and Statistics [Jahrbücher f. Nationalökonomie u. Statistik], (229) 6, pp 774-786.
Lindley, Anna (2008) 'Transnational connections and education in the Somali context'. Journal of Eastern African Studies, (2) 3, pp 401-414.
Lindley, Anna and Pieke, F. and Van Hear, N. (2007) 'Beyond control? The mechanics and dynamics of ‘informal’ remittances between Europe and Africa'. Global networks: a journal of transnational affairs, (7) 3, pp 348-366.
Lindley, Anna (2006) 'Migration and Financial Transfers: UK-Somalia'. Refuge, (23) 2, pp 20-27.
Lindley, Anna, (ed.), (2014) Crisis and Migration: Critical Perspectives. London: Routledge.
Lindley, Anna (2014) 'Crisis and migration: concepts and issues'. In: Lindley, Anna, (ed.), Crisis and Migration: Critical Perspectives. London: Routledge.
Lindley, Anna and Hammond, L. (2014) 'Histories and contemporary challenges of crisis and mobility in Somalia'. In: Lindley, Anna, (ed.), Crisis and Migration: Critical Perspectives. London: Routledge.
Lindley, Anna (2014) 'Environmental Processes, Political Conflict and Migration: A Somali Case Study'. In: Martin, S. and Weerasinghe, S. and Taylor, A., (eds.), Humanitarian Crises and Migration: Causes, Consequences and Responses. London: Routledge.
Lindley, Anna (2013) 'Diaspora and Transnational Perspectives on Remittances'. In: Quayson, A. and Daswani, G., (eds.), Companion to Diaspora and Transnationalism. Oxford: Blackwell, pp 316-329.
Lindley, Anna (2011) 'Remittances'. In: Betts, A., (ed.), Global Migration Governance. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Lindley, Anna and Vollmer, B. (2009) 'Migration, Globalisation and Security'. In: Fagen, H. and Munck, R., (eds.), Globalisation and Security: An Encyclopedia. Westport, CT: Praeger Press.
Lindley, Anna (2017) Injustice in Immigration Detention. Report commissioned by the Bar Council of England and Wales.
Lindley, Anna (2009) Leaving Mogadishu: The War on Terror and Displacement Dynamics in the Somali Regions. MICROCON Working Pape. [Unpublished]
Lindley, Anna (2008) Conflict-induced migration and remittances: exploring conceptual frameworks. Refugee Studies Centre Working Paper No.47. Refugee Studies Centre, University of Oxford.
Lindley, Anna (2007) Remittances in fragile settings: a Somali case study. No. 27. Households in Conflict Network, Sussex University.
Lindley, Anna and Van Hear, N. (2007) New Europeans on the Move: A preliminary review of the onward migration of refugees within the European Union. No. 57. Centre on Migration, Policy and Society, University of Oxford.
Lindley, Anna (2007) Protracted displacement and remittances: the view from Eastleigh, Nairobi. New Issues in Refugee Research Working Paper No. 143. Geneva: UNHCR. UNHCR.
Lindley, Anna (2016) 'Review of: 'Humane and Dignified? Migrants’ Experiences of Living in a ‘State of Deportability’ in Sweden''. E-International Relations Online.
Lindley, Anna (2016) 'Review of 'Making Refuge: Somali Bantu Refugees and Lewiston, Maine' by Catherine Besteman. Duke University Press, 2016.'. Journal of Anthropological Research. [Forthcoming]
Lindley, Anna (2012) 'Review of 'Development and the African Diaspora''. Africa, (82) 2, pp 321-323.
Lindley, Anna (2011) 'Review of 'Understanding the Somalia Conflagration: Identity, Political Islam and Peace Building''. African Affairs, (110) 44, pp 514-515.
Lindley, Anna (2006) 'Review of 'Researching Conflict in Africa: Insights and Experiences' Edited by Elisabeth Porter, Gillian Robinson, Marie Smyth, Albrecht Schnabel and Eghosa Osaghae'. Journal of Refugee Studies, (19) 2, pp 260-262.
Lindley, Anna (2004) 'Review of 'Human Security Now: Protecting and Empowering People' by the Commission on Human Security'. Journal of Refugee Studies, (17) 2, pp 244-246.
Lindley, Anna (2004) 'Review of 'Somalia: Economy Without State''. Journal of Refugee Studies, (17) 4, pp 484-486.
Lindley, Anna (2017) 'Injustice in immigration detention 2017'.
Lindley, Anna (2018) 'Beyond Windrush' COUNSEL magazine.
Lindley, Anna (2018) 'Immigration detention: a national scandal'.
Lindley, Anna (2018) 'Immigration detention: the Bar speaks out' Counsel Magazine.
Lindley, Anna (2017) 'Unblocking university for displaced people'.
Lindley, Anna (2015) 'Refugees Welcome and Beyond' London International Development Centre Blog.
Lindley, Anna (2015) 'Taking on the hostile environment' Unlocking Detention [Online].
Lindley, Anna (2014) 'Critical perspectives on crisis and migration'.
Lindley, Anna and Liberatore, G. (2014) 'Somali diversities: exploring the challenges confronting marginalised social groups' Journal of Anglo-Somali Society, Spring.
Lindley, Anna and Mosley, J. (2014) 'Challenges for the Somali Money Transfer Sector' Rift Valley Institute Briefing Paper.
Lindley, Anna (2014) 'Questioning the notion of ‘drought displacement': environment, politics and migration in Somalia' Forced Migration Review, 45.
Lindley, Anna (2013) 'Global Insider: Somalia Still Unsafe for Large-Scale Refugee Returns' World Politics Review.
Lindley, Anna (2012) 'Skilled international migration' Migration Network Europe Policy Brief.
Lindley, Anna (2011) 'Seeking solutions to Somali displacement in Kenya: current and potential policy approaches' Development Viewpoint.
Lindley, Anna and Caterina, Martina (2011) 'Workshop report: Between protracted and crisis displacement - Policy responses to Somali displacement, November 2011'.
Lindley, Anna (2010) 'Seeking refuge in an unrecognized state: Oromos in Somaliland' Refuge: Canada's periodical on refugees, 26.
Lindley, Anna (2010) 'Between Suspicion and Celebration: The Somali Money Transfers Business' Development Viewpoint.
Lindley, Anna (2009) 'Crisis and displacement in Somalia' Forced Migration Review, 33.
Lindley, Anna (2009) 'Leaving Mogadishu: researching the causes of displacement, 2007-2008'.
Lindley, Anna (2009) 'Voices of the dispossessed: displacement and peace-building in the Somali regions'.
Lindley, Anna (2008) 'African Remittances and Progress: Opportunities and Challenges' Análisis del Real Instituto'.
Lindley, Anna (2007) 'Migrants' Remittances in Insecure Settings: the Somali case'.
Lindley, Anna (2007) 'Natiijadii ka soo baxay barnaamij cilmi-baariseed
Lagacaha dadku dibadaha ka diraan xaaladdeedu ma sugna Xaaladda Soomaalida'.
Lindley, Anna (2007) 'Getting a Fair Deal? Consumer Issues with Remittance Services'.
This list was last generated on Tuesday, 13th November 2018, 06:48 Europe/London.
