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Transnational Publics: Asylum and the Arts in Glasgow

Published: 2014-05-07

Transnational Publics: Asylum and the Arts in the City of Glasgow

Kirsten E. McAllister
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Storytelling and the Lives of Asylum Seekers

Liam Stewart
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Karibu means ‘welcome’ in Swahili

- Profile
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Weaving a New Tartan in Scotland: the role of arts and culture in refugee integration

Jennifer Ferguson
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Maryhill and Central & West Integration Networks

- Profile
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Arts and Integration: Glasgow 2000 – 2009

Rachel Jury
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Cartoons

Londi Luyeye Beketch
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Colour Images

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Life After Iraq

Billy Briggs, Angela Catlin
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Sanctuary: Reflections on an Engaged Gallery Working with Asylum Seeker and Refugee Communities in Glasgow

Janice Lane
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Wer d’ye come fae? Poetry in the Community: Oxfam and the Scottish Poetry Library

Jason Bergen
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Tales of Suffering: Asylum Narratives in the Refugee Status Determination Process

Anthony Good
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Waiting for Asylum in Glasgow

Rebecca Rotter
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Refugee Week Scotland, 14 -20 June 2010

Belinda McElhinney
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Poems

Iyad Hayatleh, Tessa Ransford
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Transmogrification, Stories

Kusay Hussain, Sue Reid Sexton
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Interview: The Creative Margins ofGlasgow: Process-based Art, Asylum Seekers and Housing Estates

Iseult Timmermans
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GRAMNET: bringing together research and practice for social justice and equality

Rebecca Kay, Alison Phipps
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The Coming Decade: Scottish Refugee Council and a New Era of Asylum

Gary Christie
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Not forgetting the maimed: Barbarism and Civilisation

Femi Folorunso
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Contributors

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