Sarah Scuzzarello
Biographic Data
| ID | 3734645 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sarah Scuzzarello |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sarah |
| FAMILY NAME | Scuzzarello |
| SIGNATURE | SCUZZARELLO S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Sussex Brighton UK |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 82 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Intersectional migration research
Within migration studies, the use of intersectionality as a theoretical, conceptual and analytical tool is increasingly gaining traction. Most of this research provides compelling empirical evidence demonstrating how migrants' intersecting social locations shape their experiences of migration and settlement (see also Clark-Kazak, 2024). These insights are important in understanding how social boundaries operate and the consequences they have for …
Globalising Thailand through gendered 'both-ways' migration pathways with 'the West
Background and aim:In the contemporary world, one of the factors that has attracted increasing attention is sound control.Flexible polyurethane, which are one of the favorite materials in sound insulation, can also achieve better properties by reinforcing natural fibers.The purpose of this study is to make a polyurethane hybrid composite with kenaf and rice husk, as well as a combination of kenaf /rice husk to reduce the noise of the reactive sil…
Practising privilege. How settling in Thailand enables older Western migrants to enact privilege over local people
This article provides an empirical account of how older Western migrants in Thailand (N: 20) negotiate, practice, and justify their privilege in Thai society to secure the ‘good’ life they are seeking through migration. We show that they justify their economic privilege relative to locals by describing it as unavoidable and accepted by Thais. They can also live a ‘good’ life because they benefit from global racialised hierarchies built on the ill…
Caring multiculturalism
This article offers an alternative approach to multicultural theories, called 'caring multiculturalism'. It argues that, despite good intentions, multicultural theory reproduces rhetoric that constructs groups as substantive entities, which leaves little room to accommodate changing power relations. Caring multiculturalism, drawing on caring ethics, feminist critiques of multiculturalism and discursive social psychology, advocates instead the con…
Political participation and dual identification among migrants
This article contributes to understanding how collective identification as well as institutional factors affects migrants' democratic engagement. In particular, it analyses variations in patterns of voting behaviour at local elections among migrants living in two municipalities: Malmö (Sweden) and Ealing (London, UK). Empirically, the article compares the responses of Somalis and Poles (N: 68) with regard to (i) their democratic participation in …
Policy actors' narrative constructions of migrants' integration in Malmö and Bologna
Governments have policies explicitly directed at the integration of migrants. This article addresses how policymakers and politicians privilege certain constructions of the social relationship between migrants and the majority society (expressed through narratives of 'integration'), while making it seem as if they were presenting facts in their policies. These constructions provide the justifications for adopting a direction in policy-making over…
The power of narratives and the limitations of peace education programs
Rebordering France and Denmark Narratives and Practices of Border-Construction in Two European Countries
This article examines the continued significance of borders and boundary constructions in the allegedly ‘borderless Europe’. It analyses the events in 2011 that led to the temporary closure of borders in France and in Denmark, and aims to show how some European nation-states attempted to reclaim their power of border control by tweaking the Schengen agreement. We argue that these events are not only examples of how countries manage the inflow and…
Narratives and Social Identity Formation Among S omalis and Post‐Enlargement P oles
The article examines the narratives of collective belonging among two migrant groups, S omalis and post‐enlargement P oles, who live in the L ondon borough of E aling ( U nited K ingdom). In order to gain a better understanding of the processes of social identity formation, the article proposes a synthesis of a social identity approach, in particular the recent discursive developments in the field, with a political opportunity structure approach.…
On Behalf of Others
What are the critical issues underlying the psychology of ethics and care in a global world? This exciting volume argues that globalization, multiculturalism, and group conflict must be reconceptualized from an ethical perspective to fully appreciate the extent to which people will act on behalf of others in a global world. In particular, the authors problematize the concepts of globalization, ethics, and care by discussing how local and global l…
Practising privilege. How settling in Thailand enables older Western migrants to enact privilege over local people
This article provides an empirical account of how older Western migrants in Thailand (N: 20) negotiate, practice, and justify their privilege in Thai society to secure the ‘good’ life they are seeking through migration. We show that they justify their economic privilege relative to locals by describing it as unavoidable and accepted by Thais. They can also live a ‘good’ life because they benefit from global racialised hierarchies built on the ill…
Globalising Thailand through gendered 'both-ways' migration pathways with 'the West
Background and aim:In the contemporary world, one of the factors that has attracted increasing attention is sound control.Flexible polyurethane, which are one of the favorite materials in sound insulation, can also achieve better properties by reinforcing natural fibers.The purpose of this study is to make a polyurethane hybrid composite with kenaf and rice husk, as well as a combination of kenaf /rice husk to reduce the noise of the reactive sil…
Policy actors' narrative constructions of migrants' integration in Malmö and Bologna
Governments have policies explicitly directed at the integration of migrants. This article addresses how policymakers and politicians privilege certain constructions of the social relationship between migrants and the majority society (expressed through narratives of 'integration'), while making it seem as if they were presenting facts in their policies. These constructions provide the justifications for adopting a direction in policy-making over…
Political participation and dual identification among migrants
This article contributes to understanding how collective identification as well as institutional factors affects migrants' democratic engagement. In particular, it analyses variations in patterns of voting behaviour at local elections among migrants living in two municipalities: Malmö (Sweden) and Ealing (London, UK). Empirically, the article compares the responses of Somalis and Poles (N: 68) with regard to (i) their democratic participation in …
Rebordering France and Denmark Narratives and Practices of Border-Construction in Two European Countries
This article examines the continued significance of borders and boundary constructions in the allegedly ‘borderless Europe’. It analyses the events in 2011 that led to the temporary closure of borders in France and in Denmark, and aims to show how some European nation-states attempted to reclaim their power of border control by tweaking the Schengen agreement. We argue that these events are not only examples of how countries manage the inflow and…
Intersectional migration research
Within migration studies, the use of intersectionality as a theoretical, conceptual and analytical tool is increasingly gaining traction. Most of this research provides compelling empirical evidence demonstrating how migrants' intersecting social locations shape their experiences of migration and settlement (see also Clark-Kazak, 2024). These insights are important in understanding how social boundaries operate and the consequences they have for …
Caring multiculturalism
This article offers an alternative approach to multicultural theories, called 'caring multiculturalism'. It argues that, despite good intentions, multicultural theory reproduces rhetoric that constructs groups as substantive entities, which leaves little room to accommodate changing power relations. Caring multiculturalism, drawing on caring ethics, feminist critiques of multiculturalism and discursive social psychology, advocates instead the con…
Narratives and Social Identity Formation Among S omalis and Post‐Enlargement P oles
The article examines the narratives of collective belonging among two migrant groups, S omalis and post‐enlargement P oles, who live in the L ondon borough of E aling ( U nited K ingdom). In order to gain a better understanding of the processes of social identity formation, the article proposes a synthesis of a social identity approach, in particular the recent discursive developments in the field, with a political opportunity structure approach.…
On Behalf of Others
What are the critical issues underlying the psychology of ethics and care in a global world? This exciting volume argues that globalization, multiculturalism, and group conflict must be reconceptualized from an ethical perspective to fully appreciate the extent to which people will act on behalf of others in a global world. In particular, the authors problematize the concepts of globalization, ethics, and care by discussing how local and global l…
The power of narratives and the limitations of peace education programs
Rebordering France and Denmark Narratives and Practices of Border-Construction in Two European Countries
This article examines the continued significance of borders and boundary constructions in the allegedly ‘borderless Europe’. It analyses the events in 2011 that led to the temporary closure of borders in France and in Denmark, and aims to show how some European nation-states attempted to reclaim their power of border control by tweaking the Schengen agreement. We argue that these events are not only examples of how countries manage the inflow and…
Narratives and Social Identity Formation Among S omalis and Post‐Enlargement P oles
The article examines the narratives of collective belonging among two migrant groups, S omalis and post‐enlargement P oles, who live in the L ondon borough of E aling ( U nited K ingdom). In order to gain a better understanding of the processes of social identity formation, the article proposes a synthesis of a social identity approach, in particular the recent discursive developments in the field, with a political opportunity structure approach.…
Caring multiculturalism
This article offers an alternative approach to multicultural theories, called 'caring multiculturalism'. It argues that, despite good intentions, multicultural theory reproduces rhetoric that constructs groups as substantive entities, which leaves little room to accommodate changing power relations. Caring multiculturalism, drawing on caring ethics, feminist critiques of multiculturalism and discursive social psychology, advocates instead the con…
Political participation and dual identification among migrants
This article contributes to understanding how collective identification as well as institutional factors affects migrants' democratic engagement. In particular, it analyses variations in patterns of voting behaviour at local elections among migrants living in two municipalities: Malmö (Sweden) and Ealing (London, UK). Empirically, the article compares the responses of Somalis and Poles (N: 68) with regard to (i) their democratic participation in …
Policy actors' narrative constructions of migrants' integration in Malmö and Bologna
Governments have policies explicitly directed at the integration of migrants. This article addresses how policymakers and politicians privilege certain constructions of the social relationship between migrants and the majority society (expressed through narratives of 'integration'), while making it seem as if they were presenting facts in their policies. These constructions provide the justifications for adopting a direction in policy-making over…
Globalising Thailand through gendered 'both-ways' migration pathways with 'the West
Background and aim:In the contemporary world, one of the factors that has attracted increasing attention is sound control.Flexible polyurethane, which are one of the favorite materials in sound insulation, can also achieve better properties by reinforcing natural fibers.The purpose of this study is to make a polyurethane hybrid composite with kenaf and rice husk, as well as a combination of kenaf /rice husk to reduce the noise of the reactive sil…
Practising privilege. How settling in Thailand enables older Western migrants to enact privilege over local people
This article provides an empirical account of how older Western migrants in Thailand (N: 20) negotiate, practice, and justify their privilege in Thai society to secure the ‘good’ life they are seeking through migration. We show that they justify their economic privilege relative to locals by describing it as unavoidable and accepted by Thais. They can also live a ‘good’ life because they benefit from global racialised hierarchies built on the ill…
Intersectional migration research
Within migration studies, the use of intersectionality as a theoretical, conceptual and analytical tool is increasingly gaining traction. Most of this research provides compelling empirical evidence demonstrating how migrants' intersecting social locations shape their experiences of migration and settlement (see also Clark-Kazak, 2024). These insights are important in understanding how social boundaries operate and the consequences they have for …
Political science (10 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Gender Studies (6 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (6 works) · Narrative (5 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Psychology (4 works)