Professor Gwilym Pryce from the University of Sheffield together with Professor Bernard Fingleton from the University of Cambridge and Dr Dan Olner from the University of Sheffield have have published an article titled Immigration: there is a gaping hole in…
Within social sciences funding there is increasing emphasis on the reanalysis of existing data. Entire funding streams are dedicated to secondary analysis – though usually the focus is on quantitative datasets. Nonetheless, many researchers continue to seek opportunities to collect…
Migration Research @ Sheffield’s Co-Directors Dr. Majella Kilkey (Department of Sociological Studies, University of Sheffield) and Professor Louise Ryan (Department of Sociological Studies, University of Sheffield) have published a piece titled ‘What EU migration has done for the UK’. Contrary to the negative…
Prof Louise Ryan, Co-Director of the Migration Research Group, has published a new article in Sociology, co-authored with Dr Umut Erel. This paper builds on the body of work by both authors. In the context of Brexit and changing immigration…
Migration Research @ Sheffield’s Co-Directors Dr. Majella Kilkey (Department of Sociological Studies, University of Sheffield) and Professor Louise Ryan (Department of Sociological Studies, University of Sheffield) have published a piece titled “It’s too early to talk of a ‘Brexodus’ – doing so ignores how many…
Read Urban Studies Journal’s most viewed paper: Estimating the local #employment impacts of #immigration: A dynamic spatial panel model by Bernard Fingleton, @DanOlner and @GwilymPryce1 http://ow.ly/5s8C30qacxL
A fascinating post by @GwilymPryce1 Bernard Fingleton and @DanOlner about the local #employmentimpacts of #immigration in the UK! https://bit.ly/2NobWLt
The Urban Institute's Life at the Margins theme and the Department of Urban Studies and Planning’s event, “Temporary Camps, Enduring Segregation: The Contentious Politics of Roma and Migrant Housing” will be led by Gaja Maestri from #AstonUni
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