Social Work

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• “I felt that there is Justice” Potentials and Limits of Social Work with Syrian Survivors of Atrocity Crimes in Their Fight for Transitional Justice in German National Courts

  Ms. Yolanda Weidmann

  48-73

• Can Joint Mobility Projects at Universities Promote Safe Transitions for Refugees? The Experience of Jordanian Social Work Students

  Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jehad Ali Al-Saaideh, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Asem Mohammad Al-Bakar, Prof. Dr. Sahar Al-Makhamreh, Ms. Farah Nusser, Ms. Heba Sarhan, Mr. Omar Taweh, Ms. Farah Khalaf, Ms. Leen Hamdy

  31-47

• Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration Pathways and Perspectives

  Prof. Dr. Ralf Roßkopf

  318-319

• Forced Migration and Resilience in the EHAGL Region Resource Caravans and Passageways of Adult Urban Refugees in Addis Ababa

  PhD Cand. Aman Mohammedsaid Adem, Asst. Prof. Dr. Getahun Fenta Kebede, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Teferee Makonnen Kassa

  200-224

• The Religiosity of Muslim Refugees in Germany A Resource for Social Work Interventions

  Claudia Roßkopf

  155-175

• Supporting Decision-making Processes of Syrian Refugees Empirical Research on Expectations and Prospects ‘on the Move’

  Florian Blauth

  125-154

• Critical Social Work and Unaccompanied Refugee Minors’ Social Inclusion An Example of Critical Best Practice

  Asst. Prof. Aikaterini Oikonomou, Prof. Dr. Agapi Kandylaki

  176-192

• Resettlement Services Room for Improvement in Pre-departure and Post-arrival Services

  Ms. Stefanie Witter

  35-58

• Gender, Migration, and Education An Intersectional Analysis of a Labor Market Integration Project for Women with Migration Background

  Prof. Dr. Sigrid James, Ms. Franziska Anna Seidel, Mr. Julian Trostmann, Ms. Paula Ziegler

  59-89

• Children and Youth with Flight and Migration Experiences Affected by Disability and Medical Fragility Challenges at the Intersection of Asylum Law and Disability Law in Germany

  Dr. Friedegard Föltz

  170-188

• Janus-faced Migration Policy: The Obscurity between Chaos, Gate-keeping and Transition

  Prof. Dr. Ralf Roßkopf

  128-129

• Flight, Education and The Art of Survival Empirical Foundations for Habitus-based Social Education Work

  Prof. Dr. Joachim Schroeder, Prof. Dr. Louis Henri Seukwa

  155-169

• Disrupting borders Migration Control Politics, Activism and Social Work

  Prof. Dr. Andrea Schmelz

  213-226

• Bibliography of Migration related Literature 2021-2022 A Selective Compilation of Books

  Prof. Dr. Simone Emmert, Prof. Dr. Ralf Roßkopf

  227-230

• “They have better opportunities over there” Rationalizing emigration of young family members by left-behind older family embers in south-east Nigeria

  Mr. Samuel Ebimgbo, Dr. Ngozi Chukwu, Prof. Dr. Uzoma O. Okoye

  3-19

• Selected developments related to forced migration January-July 2022

  Prof. Dr. Ralf Roßkopf

  121-127

• Volunteering in humanitarian non-governmental organizations Reflective solidarity and inclusion work as mechanisms of social transformation

  Prof. Dr. Barbara Franz

  40-52

• Attitudes toward immigration and refugee policy A global study

  Prof. Dr. Sara McCarty, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rachel Hagues, Prof. Dr. Jonathan Davis

  20-39

• Will the welcome ever run dry? Interrogating the hierachy of human categories - The case of Ukrainian refugees in Europe

  Prof. Dr. Ndangwa Noyoo, Prof. Dr. Tanja Kleibl, Prof. Dr. Melinda Madew, Ms. Minenhle Matela, Prof. Dr. Ronald Lutz, Asst. Prof. Dr. Marcin Boryczko

  93-100