Elizabeth Challinor
Biographic Data
| ID | 637941 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth Challinor |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth |
| FAMILY NAME | Challinor |
| SIGNATURE | CHALLINOR E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Minho University [email protected] |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Navigating through the Cracks of the State System
Portugal's tolerance towards irregular migration and its relatively extensive citizenship rights, in comparison with other European countries, have contributed towards its reputation as a migrant friendly state. However, when the state turns a blind eye to the irregular status of migrants and when the outsourcing of refugee reception to civil society fails to deliver according to Weberian expectations of an orderly, rational bureaucracy, who has …
Ojos abiertos
Bastions of Hope Source: Gwendolen Lynch Each photograph in the jigsaw is a member (and in one case a friend) of the association Sevilla Bebés Robados for whom I have written a poem in Spanish based on their story. It is estimated that more than 300.000 babies were taken from their mothers in Spain without their consent during and well after the end of the Franco dictatorship in 1975. The practice began following the end of the Spanish civil war …
Refugee Hospitality Encounters in Northern Portugal
This article discusses the legal and institutional framework of refugee hospitality in Portugal. This sets the context for an analysis of how hospitality encounters take place in northern towns between asylum seekers, refugees, voluntary hosting institutions, public services, and volunteers. The aim is to enquire into the conflicting expectations, morals, and values of these different people and institutions, and into how they are managed and neg…
Caught Between Changing Tides
Gender ideologies in Cape Verde are shifting. Individuals find themselves \ncaught between changing tides, pushed and pulled in opposite directions by divergent \ngendered expectations. The article examines the different ways in which young women \nand men take recourse to tactics in response to the tensions that arise as they deal \nwith changing gender ascriptions in the midst of their relations with community and \nkin. Women, in particular, a…
Researching ethnicity, identity, subjectivity
n The article gives a frank account of how anthropological research on Cape Verdean migrant experiences of parenthood in Portugal developed from avoiding the use of the analytical concept of `race? to encountering `race? as a category of practice in fieldwork and discusses the implications of this for analyzing the data. Although the aim of the research was to look beyond categorizations, to explore the emotional dimensions of lived experience, t…
Caught Between Changing Tides
Gender ideologies in Cape Verde are shifting. Individuals find themselves \ncaught between changing tides, pushed and pulled in opposite directions by divergent \ngendered expectations. The article examines the different ways in which young women \nand men take recourse to tactics in response to the tensions that arise as they deal \nwith changing gender ascriptions in the midst of their relations with community and \nkin. Women, in particular, a…
Researching ethnicity, identity, subjectivity
n The article gives a frank account of how anthropological research on Cape Verdean migrant experiences of parenthood in Portugal developed from avoiding the use of the analytical concept of `race? to encountering `race? as a category of practice in fieldwork and discusses the implications of this for analyzing the data. Although the aim of the research was to look beyond categorizations, to explore the emotional dimensions of lived experience, t…
Refugee Hospitality Encounters in Northern Portugal
This article discusses the legal and institutional framework of refugee hospitality in Portugal. This sets the context for an analysis of how hospitality encounters take place in northern towns between asylum seekers, refugees, voluntary hosting institutions, public services, and volunteers. The aim is to enquire into the conflicting expectations, morals, and values of these different people and institutions, and into how they are managed and neg…
Researching ethnicity, identity, subjectivity
n The article gives a frank account of how anthropological research on Cape Verdean migrant experiences of parenthood in Portugal developed from avoiding the use of the analytical concept of `race? to encountering `race? as a category of practice in fieldwork and discusses the implications of this for analyzing the data. Although the aim of the research was to look beyond categorizations, to explore the emotional dimensions of lived experience, t…
Caught Between Changing Tides
Gender ideologies in Cape Verde are shifting. Individuals find themselves \ncaught between changing tides, pushed and pulled in opposite directions by divergent \ngendered expectations. The article examines the different ways in which young women \nand men take recourse to tactics in response to the tensions that arise as they deal \nwith changing gender ascriptions in the midst of their relations with community and \nkin. Women, in particular, a…
Refugee Hospitality Encounters in Northern Portugal
This article discusses the legal and institutional framework of refugee hospitality in Portugal. This sets the context for an analysis of how hospitality encounters take place in northern towns between asylum seekers, refugees, voluntary hosting institutions, public services, and volunteers. The aim is to enquire into the conflicting expectations, morals, and values of these different people and institutions, and into how they are managed and neg…
Ojos abiertos
Bastions of Hope Source: Gwendolen Lynch Each photograph in the jigsaw is a member (and in one case a friend) of the association Sevilla Bebés Robados for whom I have written a poem in Spanish based on their story. It is estimated that more than 300.000 babies were taken from their mothers in Spain without their consent during and well after the end of the Franco dictatorship in 1975. The practice began following the end of the Spanish civil war …
Navigating through the Cracks of the State System
Portugal's tolerance towards irregular migration and its relatively extensive citizenship rights, in comparison with other European countries, have contributed towards its reputation as a migrant friendly state. However, when the state turns a blind eye to the irregular status of migrants and when the outsourcing of refugee reception to civil society fails to deliver according to Weberian expectations of an orderly, rational bureaucracy, who has …
Sociology (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (2 works) · Politics (2 works)