Master Theses

Theses produced within the framework of the Double Degree programme.

“We'll be here until it all collapses” – An Ethnography of Persistence and Hope Among Solidarity Actors in the Calais Borderscape Written by: Schinnerl-Reiss, Marianne Eva
“Das Kapital.” An Ethnography of emotions' circulation, care, and resistance within an anti-racist and anti-deportation group in Lower Saxony Written by: Ferrigno, Sara
Holding Spaces for Artistic Expression - Participatory Art-Based Research with Mobile Youth in the Asylum Apparatus Written by: Heiniger, Leonie
L’accès à l’enseignement supérieur pour les personnes catégorisées d’« étudiantes exilées » en France : une exploration des expériences d’étudiant·e·s en Diplôme Universitaire Passerelle Written by: Leboulenger, Marie
Infrastructural Synergies for Body Identification in Italy: Contesting the Necropolitical Condition of the Central Mediterranean by re-dignifying migrant deaths Written by: Aruanno, Clara
The Language Filter: Language as a Tool of Immigrant Selection and Integration in Québec and Canada's Federal Framework Written by: Splint, Karen
Seeking Asylum in the UK but Getting Rwanda Instead: Externalization and its Implications for the International Refugee Protection Regime Written by: Lichtenberg, Svenja
Managing migration-induced multilingualism in German and Belgian primary schools through preparatory programmes Written by: Noriega Etxaide, Mireia
Brazilian skilled women migrants in Portugal: Their situation in the labor market Written by: Palma Lima Asensi, Carlos Miguel
Lifestyle Migration and New Mobilities in Galician Rural Areas Written by: Lehrfeld, Nicole

Master Theses