Angelo Martins
Biographic Data
| ID | 3686433 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Angelo Martins |
| GIVEN NAMES | Angelo |
| FAMILY NAME | Martins |
| SIGNATURE | MARTINS A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Goldsmiths University of London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Crossing the Binaries of Mobility Control: Agency, Force and Freedom
This article draws on qualitative data on journeys to Europe or Brazil undertaken by adults and teenagers from Sub-Saharan African countries to develop a conceptual analysis of the blurriness of the lines drawn between supposedly different types of movement via referencing the conceptual binary of forced/voluntary movement (such as asylum, trafficking, smuggling). It questions the liberal model of 'agency' that is employed not just by state actor…
Redes e capital social: Usos Possíveis E Eventuais Limitações Enquanto Categorias Sociológicas
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Building a dialogue between feminist, post-(de)colonial and bourdeusian studies to analyse the production and negotiation of difference in a world on the move: The case of brazilians in London
Drawing on research with Brazilian in London, which combined 18-month ethnography in places of leisure with 33 in-depth interviews, this articles builds a theoretical framework, through a dialogue between feminist, post--(de)colonial and Bourdeusian studies, in order to analyse the production and negotiation of difference in a globalised world. The article argues that a dialogue between (black) feminist, post and de-colonial theory, and a more fl…
Interview with Julia O'Connell Davidson on Modern Slavery
In this interview for the TCS website, Angelo Martins Jr interviews Professor Julia O'Connell Davidson about her recent book, Modern Slavery: The Margins of Freedom (2015). The interview further discusses some of the most prominent (and often controversial) topics examined by O'Connell Davidson's book, such as her understanding of modern slavery and her critique on (and consequences of) how anti-slavery movements, NGOs and right-wing and social d…
Crossing the Binaries of Mobility Control: Agency, Force and Freedom
This article draws on qualitative data on journeys to Europe or Brazil undertaken by adults and teenagers from Sub-Saharan African countries to develop a conceptual analysis of the blurriness of the lines drawn between supposedly different types of movement via referencing the conceptual binary of forced/voluntary movement (such as asylum, trafficking, smuggling). It questions the liberal model of 'agency' that is employed not just by state actor…
Interview with Julia O'Connell Davidson on Modern Slavery
In this interview for the TCS website, Angelo Martins Jr interviews Professor Julia O'Connell Davidson about her recent book, Modern Slavery: The Margins of Freedom (2015). The interview further discusses some of the most prominent (and often controversial) topics examined by O'Connell Davidson's book, such as her understanding of modern slavery and her critique on (and consequences of) how anti-slavery movements, NGOs and right-wing and social d…
Interview with Julia O'Connell Davidson on Modern Slavery
In this interview for the TCS website, Angelo Martins Jr interviews Professor Julia O'Connell Davidson about her recent book, Modern Slavery: The Margins of Freedom (2015). The interview further discusses some of the most prominent (and often controversial) topics examined by O'Connell Davidson's book, such as her understanding of modern slavery and her critique on (and consequences of) how anti-slavery movements, NGOs and right-wing and social d…
Redes e capital social: Usos Possíveis E Eventuais Limitações Enquanto Categorias Sociológicas
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Building a dialogue between feminist, post-(de)colonial and bourdeusian studies to analyse the production and negotiation of difference in a world on the move: The case of brazilians in London
Drawing on research with Brazilian in London, which combined 18-month ethnography in places of leisure with 33 in-depth interviews, this articles builds a theoretical framework, through a dialogue between feminist, post--(de)colonial and Bourdeusian studies, in order to analyse the production and negotiation of difference in a globalised world. The article argues that a dialogue between (black) feminist, post and de-colonial theory, and a more fl…
Crossing the Binaries of Mobility Control: Agency, Force and Freedom
This article draws on qualitative data on journeys to Europe or Brazil undertaken by adults and teenagers from Sub-Saharan African countries to develop a conceptual analysis of the blurriness of the lines drawn between supposedly different types of movement via referencing the conceptual binary of forced/voluntary movement (such as asylum, trafficking, smuggling). It questions the liberal model of 'agency' that is employed not just by state actor…
Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social science (3 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Refugee (2 works) · Social and Cultural Dynamics (2 works)