Marie Godin
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 657035 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marie Godin |
| NOMBRES | Marie |
| APELLIDO | Godin |
| FIRMA | GODIN M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Oxford |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1050-6673 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 67 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Translocal Lives in Times of Conflict
This open access book offers insights into how conflict reshapes lives and mobility, providing a perspective on displacement and translocal experiences.
Critical Visual Encounters
This paper offers a reflexive account of a decade of critical visual encounters at and with the border, conducted by researchers and artists with lived experience of forced displacement. It demonstrates the value of creative visual methodologies across sites and borders through long-term, interdisciplinary collaboration. Drawing on participatory photo-projects and research-arts initiatives, the paper centres migrants’ underrepresented perspective…
Prioritizing global equity in migration research
Research shows that global knowledge production is unequal, leading to disparities in understanding across topics, geographies, and populations. This inequality is particularly concerning for critical social and political issues like immigration, one of the most divisive topics worldwide. Using Scopus bibliometric data from 1996 to 2022, we compile a comprehensive corpus of about 125,000 migration-related publications spanning all academic discip…
Conditionality, Compensation, or Both? Comparative Experiences of Third-Country Cooperation on Migration with the EU
Since the late 1990s, the EU has increasingly sought "cooperation" in the field of migration and mobility with countries external to the EU. This paper investigates the EU's engagement with third countries through the conditionality and compensation nexus - where funding has taken a more prominent place in recent years, alongside other legal and political tools. More specifically, as the EU is less willing to commit to e.g., legal pathways or vis…
Digital technologies and migration
Digital technologies have often been criticised due to their tendency to operate as ‘black boxes’, owing to their complexity and opacity, which pose challenges to understanding their inner mechanisms and outputs. This article presents the conceptual framework for this special issue aimed at shifting the focus away from viewing technology as a ‘black box’. Our primary objective is to contribute to the literature on digital technology-driven migrat…
Online business does not demand who you are
Infrastructuring exit migration
Since the 2016 EU referendum, estimates on net-migration by the UK's Office for National Statistics have shown two parallel trends: declining new arrivals from the EU (EU immigration) and increasing departure of EU nationals formerly living in the UK (EU emigration). To date, little is known of the latter and of the circumstances and factors that inform and shape EU citizens' decisions to leave the UK. Drawing on in-depth qualitative interviews w…
Disentangling the migration-development nexus using QCA
Under what circumstances does human development facilitate or constrain emigration? Moreover, under what conditions is migration a driver for rather than an obstacle for development? Empirical evidence identifying the drivers of the two-way relationship between migration and development is still rather mixed, in part also because of conceptual and methodological shortcomings of the methods generally applied to this subject matter, which often can…
Pour une redéfinition de la notion de “retour”
La question du retour des migrants africains installés en Europe est loin d’être neuve avec des travaux qui se focalisent essentiellement sur les aspirations au retour et les processus de sa concrétisation. Aussi pertinent qu’il puisse être, ce focus repose sur une approche limitée, du fait du privilège accordé à la spatialité du phénomène, ce qui trahit une conception normative héritée des politiques d’immigration et de développement. Soumettre …
Mon sol c’est la Belgique, mais j’ai le Congo tatoué sur mon visage »
Lisette Lomb est une artiste belgo-congolaise ne en Belgique en 1978. On peut lire sur sa page personnelle: qu'elle est une artiste plurielle, passefrontires, qui s'anime travers des pratiques potiques, scniques, plastiques, militantes et pdagogiques. Ses espaces d'criture et de luttes s'appuient sur sa propre chair mtisse, son parcours de femme, de mre, d'enseignante duquel drivent des collages, des performances, des livres et des ateliers, pass…
Image-Makers in Residence
Intergenerational narratives of citizenship among EU citizens in the UK after the Brexit referendum
The share of British naturalization applications by EU citizens increased in the aftermath of the 2016 EU referendum. This article offers unique insights into the range of motivations informing decisions to become British or not among EU families from new and old EU member states. It contributes to scholarship on migrants’ lived experiences of naturalization by adopting a family-centred approach to explore intergenerational and intersectional dyn…
Rethinking transit zones
This article examines the intersections between migrants’ trajectories and digital technologies by analysing the role of mobile digital devices in the everyday lives of migrants in transit. We introduce the novel concept of techno-borderscapes to rethink transit zones as sites of embodied and virtual encounters among various state and non-state actors and to unravel the intersections between digital securitisation, humanitarianism and activism. B…
Far from a Burden
At a time when the belief in a welfare crisis is being connected to a so‐called “migration crisis”, in particular in the United Kingdom, it is important to look at the lived experiences of mobile EU citizens and the influence of transnational social protection practices. The article introduces the concept of a “migration‐welfare corridor” – as opposed to the widespread welfare magnet hypothesis – taking into consideration the role of welfare syst…
Breaking the silences, breaking the frames
The role of diasporas in fuelling conflict has been extensively studied, with much less attention being paid to their role in peace-building. It is increasingly recognised that diasporas from conflict regions are contributing to the reconstruction of their countries of origin, acting as ‘peace-makers’ rather than ‘peace-wreckers’. Women and men migrants have also been found to engage differently towards their country of origin, but attention to w…
Theatre and Photography as New Contentious Repertoires of Congolese Women in the Diaspora
The Democratic Republic of Congo ( DRC ), and in particular the eastern part of the country, is characterized by a protracted conflict situation and is home to some of the world’s most horrific documented cases of sexual violence against women. For many years now Congolese women in the diaspora have been engaged in initiatives to raise awareness of the sexual and gender-based violence ( SGBV ) of Congolese women back home, addressing the root cau…
Refugee Voices,” New Social Media and Politics of Representation
This article examines the role of new social media in the articulation and representation of the refugee and diasporic “voice.” The article problematizes the individualist, de-politicized, de-contextualized, and aestheticized representation of refugee/diasporic voices. It argues that new social media enable refugees and diaspora members to exercise agency in managing the creation, production, and dissemination of their voices and to engage in hyb…
Child labour, agency and family dynamics
In the last three decades, the development of the artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) sector has been increasing in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), bringing more and more urban families into this flourishing business sector, and among them, children. This article aims to look at the often unconceivable, and as a result neglected, social agency of children even when they are involved in activities which are, in the international legisla…
Le Kivu, c’est notre Alsace-Lorraine, monsieur ! »
A partir d’une situation d’interpellation parlementaire mettant en scène une tribune de femmes d’origine congolaise dénonçant la situation de guerre et de violence sévissant à l’Est du Congo, cet article se penche sur la présence croissante de femmes d’origine congolaise dans l’espace public belge. Tout d’abord, l’article met en relation l’histoire de l’évolution des rapports sociaux de sexe au Congo et la socialisation politique de certaines fem…
Saving the Congo’
This paper explores the diasporic ‘politics of home’ of Congolese migrants in Europe, in particular in the UK, and to a lesser extent in Belgium. We focus on the fragmentation and heterogeneity of the diasporic political sphere by examining the role of first generation activists, religious groups, as well as youth and women's organisations. Within the transnational political field, first generation leaders are in a dominant position and the invol…
Carrières migratoires des femmes latino-américaines dans le secteur de la domesticité à Bruxelles
L’article analyse les parcours migratoires des femmes migrantes venues d’Amérique latine (du Brésil et de l’Équateur particulièrement) et insérées dans le secteur de la domesticité informelle à Bruxelles. En s’appuyant sur le concept de « carrière migratoire », qui offre un cadre d’analyse dynamique des trajectoires des migrantes, les auteures montrent que, derrière une (apparente) homogénéité du groupe, les femmes ont différents modes d’entrée s…
La campagne de régularisation de 2000 en Belgique
ou reprsentation de cet article, notamment par photocopie, n'est autorise que dans les limites des conditions gnrales d'utilisation du site ou, le cas chant, des conditions gnrales de la licence souscrite par votre tablissement
Rethinking transit zones
This article examines the intersections between migrants’ trajectories and digital technologies by analysing the role of mobile digital devices in the everyday lives of migrants in transit. We introduce the novel concept of techno-borderscapes to rethink transit zones as sites of embodied and virtual encounters among various state and non-state actors and to unravel the intersections between digital securitisation, humanitarianism and activism. B…
Saving the Congo’
This paper explores the diasporic ‘politics of home’ of Congolese migrants in Europe, in particular in the UK, and to a lesser extent in Belgium. We focus on the fragmentation and heterogeneity of the diasporic political sphere by examining the role of first generation activists, religious groups, as well as youth and women's organisations. Within the transnational political field, first generation leaders are in a dominant position and the invol…
Refugee Voices,” New Social Media and Politics of Representation
This article examines the role of new social media in the articulation and representation of the refugee and diasporic “voice.” The article problematizes the individualist, de-politicized, de-contextualized, and aestheticized representation of refugee/diasporic voices. It argues that new social media enable refugees and diaspora members to exercise agency in managing the creation, production, and dissemination of their voices and to engage in hyb…
Far from a Burden
At a time when the belief in a welfare crisis is being connected to a so‐called “migration crisis”, in particular in the United Kingdom, it is important to look at the lived experiences of mobile EU citizens and the influence of transnational social protection practices. The article introduces the concept of a “migration‐welfare corridor” – as opposed to the widespread welfare magnet hypothesis – taking into consideration the role of welfare syst…
Carrières migratoires des femmes latino-américaines dans le secteur de la domesticité à Bruxelles
L’article analyse les parcours migratoires des femmes migrantes venues d’Amérique latine (du Brésil et de l’Équateur particulièrement) et insérées dans le secteur de la domesticité informelle à Bruxelles. En s’appuyant sur le concept de « carrière migratoire », qui offre un cadre d’analyse dynamique des trajectoires des migrantes, les auteures montrent que, derrière une (apparente) homogénéité du groupe, les femmes ont différents modes d’entrée s…
Digital technologies and migration
Digital technologies have often been criticised due to their tendency to operate as ‘black boxes’, owing to their complexity and opacity, which pose challenges to understanding their inner mechanisms and outputs. This article presents the conceptual framework for this special issue aimed at shifting the focus away from viewing technology as a ‘black box’. Our primary objective is to contribute to the literature on digital technology-driven migrat…
Online business does not demand who you are
Breaking the silences, breaking the frames
The role of diasporas in fuelling conflict has been extensively studied, with much less attention being paid to their role in peace-building. It is increasingly recognised that diasporas from conflict regions are contributing to the reconstruction of their countries of origin, acting as ‘peace-makers’ rather than ‘peace-wreckers’. Women and men migrants have also been found to engage differently towards their country of origin, but attention to w…
Infrastructuring exit migration
Since the 2016 EU referendum, estimates on net-migration by the UK's Office for National Statistics have shown two parallel trends: declining new arrivals from the EU (EU immigration) and increasing departure of EU nationals formerly living in the UK (EU emigration). To date, little is known of the latter and of the circumstances and factors that inform and shape EU citizens' decisions to leave the UK. Drawing on in-depth qualitative interviews w…
Child labour, agency and family dynamics
In the last three decades, the development of the artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) sector has been increasing in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), bringing more and more urban families into this flourishing business sector, and among them, children. This article aims to look at the often unconceivable, and as a result neglected, social agency of children even when they are involved in activities which are, in the international legisla…
Theatre and Photography as New Contentious Repertoires of Congolese Women in the Diaspora
The Democratic Republic of Congo ( DRC ), and in particular the eastern part of the country, is characterized by a protracted conflict situation and is home to some of the world’s most horrific documented cases of sexual violence against women. For many years now Congolese women in the diaspora have been engaged in initiatives to raise awareness of the sexual and gender-based violence ( SGBV ) of Congolese women back home, addressing the root cau…
Le Kivu, c’est notre Alsace-Lorraine, monsieur ! »
A partir d’une situation d’interpellation parlementaire mettant en scène une tribune de femmes d’origine congolaise dénonçant la situation de guerre et de violence sévissant à l’Est du Congo, cet article se penche sur la présence croissante de femmes d’origine congolaise dans l’espace public belge. Tout d’abord, l’article met en relation l’histoire de l’évolution des rapports sociaux de sexe au Congo et la socialisation politique de certaines fem…
Conditionality, Compensation, or Both? Comparative Experiences of Third-Country Cooperation on Migration with the EU
Since the late 1990s, the EU has increasingly sought "cooperation" in the field of migration and mobility with countries external to the EU. This paper investigates the EU's engagement with third countries through the conditionality and compensation nexus - where funding has taken a more prominent place in recent years, alongside other legal and political tools. More specifically, as the EU is less willing to commit to e.g., legal pathways or vis…
La campagne de régularisation de 2000 en Belgique
ou reprsentation de cet article, notamment par photocopie, n'est autorise que dans les limites des conditions gnrales d'utilisation du site ou, le cas chant, des conditions gnrales de la licence souscrite par votre tablissement
Le Kivu, c’est notre Alsace-Lorraine, monsieur ! »
A partir d’une situation d’interpellation parlementaire mettant en scène une tribune de femmes d’origine congolaise dénonçant la situation de guerre et de violence sévissant à l’Est du Congo, cet article se penche sur la présence croissante de femmes d’origine congolaise dans l’espace public belge. Tout d’abord, l’article met en relation l’histoire de l’évolution des rapports sociaux de sexe au Congo et la socialisation politique de certaines fem…
Saving the Congo’
This paper explores the diasporic ‘politics of home’ of Congolese migrants in Europe, in particular in the UK, and to a lesser extent in Belgium. We focus on the fragmentation and heterogeneity of the diasporic political sphere by examining the role of first generation activists, religious groups, as well as youth and women's organisations. Within the transnational political field, first generation leaders are in a dominant position and the invol…
Carrières migratoires des femmes latino-américaines dans le secteur de la domesticité à Bruxelles
L’article analyse les parcours migratoires des femmes migrantes venues d’Amérique latine (du Brésil et de l’Équateur particulièrement) et insérées dans le secteur de la domesticité informelle à Bruxelles. En s’appuyant sur le concept de « carrière migratoire », qui offre un cadre d’analyse dynamique des trajectoires des migrantes, les auteures montrent que, derrière une (apparente) homogénéité du groupe, les femmes ont différents modes d’entrée s…
Child labour, agency and family dynamics
In the last three decades, the development of the artisanal and small-scale mining (ASM) sector has been increasing in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), bringing more and more urban families into this flourishing business sector, and among them, children. This article aims to look at the often unconceivable, and as a result neglected, social agency of children even when they are involved in activities which are, in the international legisla…
Theatre and Photography as New Contentious Repertoires of Congolese Women in the Diaspora
The Democratic Republic of Congo ( DRC ), and in particular the eastern part of the country, is characterized by a protracted conflict situation and is home to some of the world’s most horrific documented cases of sexual violence against women. For many years now Congolese women in the diaspora have been engaged in initiatives to raise awareness of the sexual and gender-based violence ( SGBV ) of Congolese women back home, addressing the root cau…
Refugee Voices,” New Social Media and Politics of Representation
This article examines the role of new social media in the articulation and representation of the refugee and diasporic “voice.” The article problematizes the individualist, de-politicized, de-contextualized, and aestheticized representation of refugee/diasporic voices. It argues that new social media enable refugees and diaspora members to exercise agency in managing the creation, production, and dissemination of their voices and to engage in hyb…
Breaking the silences, breaking the frames
The role of diasporas in fuelling conflict has been extensively studied, with much less attention being paid to their role in peace-building. It is increasingly recognised that diasporas from conflict regions are contributing to the reconstruction of their countries of origin, acting as ‘peace-makers’ rather than ‘peace-wreckers’. Women and men migrants have also been found to engage differently towards their country of origin, but attention to w…
Far from a Burden
At a time when the belief in a welfare crisis is being connected to a so‐called “migration crisis”, in particular in the United Kingdom, it is important to look at the lived experiences of mobile EU citizens and the influence of transnational social protection practices. The article introduces the concept of a “migration‐welfare corridor” – as opposed to the widespread welfare magnet hypothesis – taking into consideration the role of welfare syst…
Image-Makers in Residence
Intergenerational narratives of citizenship among EU citizens in the UK after the Brexit referendum
The share of British naturalization applications by EU citizens increased in the aftermath of the 2016 EU referendum. This article offers unique insights into the range of motivations informing decisions to become British or not among EU families from new and old EU member states. It contributes to scholarship on migrants’ lived experiences of naturalization by adopting a family-centred approach to explore intergenerational and intersectional dyn…
Rethinking transit zones
This article examines the intersections between migrants’ trajectories and digital technologies by analysing the role of mobile digital devices in the everyday lives of migrants in transit. We introduce the novel concept of techno-borderscapes to rethink transit zones as sites of embodied and virtual encounters among various state and non-state actors and to unravel the intersections between digital securitisation, humanitarianism and activism. B…
Disentangling the migration-development nexus using QCA
Under what circumstances does human development facilitate or constrain emigration? Moreover, under what conditions is migration a driver for rather than an obstacle for development? Empirical evidence identifying the drivers of the two-way relationship between migration and development is still rather mixed, in part also because of conceptual and methodological shortcomings of the methods generally applied to this subject matter, which often can…
Pour une redéfinition de la notion de “retour”
La question du retour des migrants africains installés en Europe est loin d’être neuve avec des travaux qui se focalisent essentiellement sur les aspirations au retour et les processus de sa concrétisation. Aussi pertinent qu’il puisse être, ce focus repose sur une approche limitée, du fait du privilège accordé à la spatialité du phénomène, ce qui trahit une conception normative héritée des politiques d’immigration et de développement. Soumettre …
Mon sol c’est la Belgique, mais j’ai le Congo tatoué sur mon visage »
Lisette Lomb est une artiste belgo-congolaise ne en Belgique en 1978. On peut lire sur sa page personnelle: qu'elle est une artiste plurielle, passefrontires, qui s'anime travers des pratiques potiques, scniques, plastiques, militantes et pdagogiques. Ses espaces d'criture et de luttes s'appuient sur sa propre chair mtisse, son parcours de femme, de mre, d'enseignante duquel drivent des collages, des performances, des livres et des ateliers, pass…
Prioritizing global equity in migration research
Research shows that global knowledge production is unequal, leading to disparities in understanding across topics, geographies, and populations. This inequality is particularly concerning for critical social and political issues like immigration, one of the most divisive topics worldwide. Using Scopus bibliometric data from 1996 to 2022, we compile a comprehensive corpus of about 125,000 migration-related publications spanning all academic discip…
Conditionality, Compensation, or Both? Comparative Experiences of Third-Country Cooperation on Migration with the EU
Since the late 1990s, the EU has increasingly sought "cooperation" in the field of migration and mobility with countries external to the EU. This paper investigates the EU's engagement with third countries through the conditionality and compensation nexus - where funding has taken a more prominent place in recent years, alongside other legal and political tools. More specifically, as the EU is less willing to commit to e.g., legal pathways or vis…
Digital technologies and migration
Digital technologies have often been criticised due to their tendency to operate as ‘black boxes’, owing to their complexity and opacity, which pose challenges to understanding their inner mechanisms and outputs. This article presents the conceptual framework for this special issue aimed at shifting the focus away from viewing technology as a ‘black box’. Our primary objective is to contribute to the literature on digital technology-driven migrat…
Online business does not demand who you are
Infrastructuring exit migration
Since the 2016 EU referendum, estimates on net-migration by the UK's Office for National Statistics have shown two parallel trends: declining new arrivals from the EU (EU immigration) and increasing departure of EU nationals formerly living in the UK (EU emigration). To date, little is known of the latter and of the circumstances and factors that inform and shape EU citizens' decisions to leave the UK. Drawing on in-depth qualitative interviews w…
Translocal Lives in Times of Conflict
This open access book offers insights into how conflict reshapes lives and mobility, providing a perspective on displacement and translocal experiences.
Critical Visual Encounters
This paper offers a reflexive account of a decade of critical visual encounters at and with the border, conducted by researchers and artists with lived experience of forced displacement. It demonstrates the value of creative visual methodologies across sites and borders through long-term, interdisciplinary collaboration. Drawing on participatory photo-projects and research-arts initiatives, the paper centres migrants’ underrepresented perspective…
Political science (16 obras) · Sociology (14 obras) · Law (10 obras) · Gender Studies (8 obras) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (8 obras) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (8 obras) · Politics (6 obras) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (5 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Diaspora (4 obras)