Safe and legal pathways to protection in Europe are scarce. Officially, states should admit only ‘the most vulnerable’ refugees. Yet, writes Natalie Welfens, humanitarian considerations are increasingly bound up with concerns about refugees' social and cultural fit with the admission state
Natalie's research interests focus on questions around inequality, inclusion and exclusion, and categorisation practices in refugee and asylum policies.
In her research she combines insights from gender-, critical migration and critical policy analysis to study these themes in a holistic manner.
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