EU border externalization has tremendous consequences for people on the move and for social workers along migration routes. This unique volume explores theoretically and empirically the developments of social work in this context, approaching the topic with a clear positionality in defense of refugees and their human rights.
EU border externalization has tremendous consequences for people on the move and for social workers along migration routes. This unique volume explores theoretically and empirically the developments of social work in this context, approaching the topic with a clear positionality in defense of refugees and their human rights.
Petra Danková is professor of International Social Work at the Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt. Robel Afeworki Abay is guest professor of participatory approaches in social and health sciences at Alice Salomon University of Applied Sciences Berlin. Nikos Xypolytas is assistant professor at the University of the Aegean. Tanja Kleibl holds a research chair in Participatory Action Research at the Technical University of Würzburg-Schweinfurt.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Petra Danková, Robel Afeworki Abay, Nikos Xypolytas, Tanja Kleibl Part I: Theoretical Engagements and Historical Contexts Chapter 1. A Critical Analysis of the Role of Social Work in the Context of Displacement and Forced Migration, Norbert Frieters-Reermann Chapter 2. Socialist Yugoslavia and Circuits of Decolonial Affinity: Social Policy, Migration and the Non-Aligned Movement, Paul Stubbs Chapter 3. Depoliticizing Refugees: How a Western World's Favorite Intellectual and Political Game Takes Place and its Alternatives, Nikos Xypolytas and Michalis Psimitis Chapter 4. Who is Responsible for Whom in the Age of Globalisation? An Analysis on the Normative Dimension of the Problematisation of Migration of Brazilian Women, Diana Marciele Kerber Part II: Entanglements of Social Work and Externalisation of EU Migration Regimes Chapter 5. Working Categories: Categorization Dilemmas at the Intersection of Social Work and Mobility in Nigeria, Petra Danková Chapter 6. Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration in The Gambia: Aid Workers and Returnees as Implementers and Contesters of Humanitarian Borderwork, Viola Castellano Chapter 7. Social Work and The Challenge of Promoting Human Rights: Reflections on The Situation of Migrants and Refugees in The Western Mediterranean and West African Routes, Emilio J Gómez- Ciriano, Sergio Barciela Fernández Part III: Covid-19, Migration Management and Social Work Chapter 8. The Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Migrants' Integration Path in Italy, Roberta T. Di Rosa Chapter 9. Social Work in a Berlin Shelter for Mobile People during the Outbreak of the Covid-19 Pandemic - a Crisis for Professionalism? Alexandra Kattein Chapter 10. Overview On the Human Rights of International Migrants in Mexico During the 'Fourth Transformation': The Case Of Puebla, Guillermo Yrizar Barbosa Part IV: Resistance and Collective Action Chapter 11. A Critical View of Humanitarian Aid in the Context of the Refugee Camp on Lesvos and Possibilities of a Liberating Practice, Jessica Washburn Chapter 12. Human Rights Overboard: Shrinking Spaces for Civil Sea Rescue In The Central Mediterranean Sea, Theresa Becker Chapter 13. Exploration of Refugee Resistance in the Light of Asymmetrical Power Relations: Examples of Refugee Resistance in Europe, Eva Maria Greber About the Authors
Introduction: Petra Danková, Robel Afeworki Abay, Nikos Xypolytas, Tanja Kleibl Part I: Theoretical Engagements and Historical Contexts Chapter 1. A Critical Analysis of the Role of Social Work in the Context of Displacement and Forced Migration, Norbert Frieters-Reermann Chapter 2. Socialist Yugoslavia and Circuits of Decolonial Affinity: Social Policy, Migration and the Non-Aligned Movement, Paul Stubbs Chapter 3. Depoliticizing Refugees: How a Western World's Favorite Intellectual and Political Game Takes Place and its Alternatives, Nikos Xypolytas and Michalis Psimitis Chapter 4. Who is Responsible for Whom in the Age of Globalisation? An Analysis on the Normative Dimension of the Problematisation of Migration of Brazilian Women, Diana Marciele Kerber Part II: Entanglements of Social Work and Externalisation of EU Migration Regimes Chapter 5. Working Categories: Categorization Dilemmas at the Intersection of Social Work and Mobility in Nigeria, Petra Danková Chapter 6. Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration in The Gambia: Aid Workers and Returnees as Implementers and Contesters of Humanitarian Borderwork, Viola Castellano Chapter 7. Social Work and The Challenge of Promoting Human Rights: Reflections on The Situation of Migrants and Refugees in The Western Mediterranean and West African Routes, Emilio J Gómez- Ciriano, Sergio Barciela Fernández Part III: Covid-19, Migration Management and Social Work Chapter 8. The Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Migrants' Integration Path in Italy, Roberta T. Di Rosa Chapter 9. Social Work in a Berlin Shelter for Mobile People during the Outbreak of the Covid-19 Pandemic - a Crisis for Professionalism? Alexandra Kattein Chapter 10. Overview On the Human Rights of International Migrants in Mexico During the 'Fourth Transformation': The Case Of Puebla, Guillermo Yrizar Barbosa Part IV: Resistance and Collective Action Chapter 11. A Critical View of Humanitarian Aid in the Context of the Refugee Camp on Lesvos and Possibilities of a Liberating Practice, Jessica Washburn Chapter 12. Human Rights Overboard: Shrinking Spaces for Civil Sea Rescue In The Central Mediterranean Sea, Theresa Becker Chapter 13. Exploration of Refugee Resistance in the Light of Asymmetrical Power Relations: Examples of Refugee Resistance in Europe, Eva Maria Greber About the Authors
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