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Nominations for the Law Teacher of the Year 2026 are now open 🌟 We are looking for exceptional lecturers who bring something unique to the classroom. Do you know a colleague who fits the bill? Visit our website before 12th December 2025: oxford.ly/4qIJFAd

Register for the Upcoming Online Evening Dialogue on 'Ethical Futures in Research and Publishing: Centring Ethics, Access and Equality in Refugee Studies' happening on 14/11/2025 Time: 3pm- 4:30pm UK | 5pm-6:30pm Beirut rli.sas.ac.uk/events/ethic...

Forthcoming Evening Dialogue 👇👇👇 'Ethical Futures in Research and Publishing: Centring Ethics, Access and Equality in Refugee Studies', 14 November 2025, Online, 3pm- 4:30pm UK time | 5pm-6:30pm Beirut time rli.sas.ac.uk/events/ethic... #Refugees #GlobalSouth #Ethics #Equality #RefugeeStudies

📜 New Advance Article The Place of Safety in Refugees’ Subjective Well-Being By Daisy Pollenne Center On Migration, Policy and Society University of Oxford 🔗 Read More: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/...

From the RSQ Archives is back! This November, Refugee Survey Quarterly revisits key articles on RESETTLEMENT — exploring its past, present, and future in refugee protection. www.linkedin.com/company/1076... #RefugeeSurveyQuarterly #RSQArchives #Resettlement #RefugeeProtection #ForcedMigration

UNHCR CORE Sudan situation: Sudanese return - (As of 25 October 2025) #Refugees

📢 Publication Alert NEW ADVANCE ARTICLE Complementary Pathways at the Crossroads Between Migration and Asylum: Enhancing or Diluting the International Refugee Regime? by Emiliya Bratanova van Harten Lund University 🔗Read More: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/...

RSQ is still accepting short responses to Dr. Romola Sanyal's Article, "The Space that Refuge Makes: Rethinking Displacements and Protection". doi.org/10.1093/rsq/... Responses should be between 1,000 and 2,500 words Submissions should be made via the RSQ website academic.oup.com/rsq/pages/su...

Volume 44, Issue 3 Meltem Ineli Ciger writes on Rethinking Mass Influx and Derogation in the Age of AI: The Role of New Technologies in Redefining Crisis, Protection and State Obligations. 🔗 Read more: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/...

📢 Call for Applications The Refugee Survey Quarterly (RSQ) is seeking applications for an Assistant Editor position. Applications, including a cover letter and CV, should be sent to Sharmin Islam ([email protected]) by Monday, 30 October. academic.oup.com/rsq/pages/ca...

📝Refugee Survey Quarterly (RSQ) Volume 44, Issue 3 is now out! The new issue features the Perspectives on Displacement Paper on The Space that Refuge Makes: Rethinking Displacements and Protection by Romola Sanyal, among other articles 🔗 Read the issue online: academic.oup.com/rsq/issue/44/3

What do RSQ reviewers look for: 🔹 Does it engage refugee & forced migration debates? 🔹Does it go beyond description and add fresh insights? 🔹 Clear intro, argument, conclusion, sound methodology? 🔹 RSQ style guide, references, submission rules? 💡Read more: academic.oup.com/rsq/pages/fi...

📢 Call for Extended Abstracts Refugee Survey Quarterly invites extended abstracts (max 600 words) for its Perspectives on Displacement series. 📌 Deadline: 29 September 2025 📧 Submissions: [email protected] More details: academic.oup.com/rsq/pages/Ge...

📢 New in Refugee Survey Quarterly: “Agency in Action: Mobilisation Efforts of South Sudanese Refugees in Ethiopia” by Samuel Zewdie Hagos 🔗 Read More: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/...

📢 Call for Extended Abstracts – Refugee Survey Quarterly’s Perspectives on Displacement If you would be interested in writing a piece for the Perspectives on Displacement series, for publication in late 2026, please submit an extended abstract (maximum 600 words) 📝 Deadline: 29 September 2025.

📢 Call for Short Responses We invite short responses to Dr. Romola Sanyal's article, The Space that Refuge Makes: Rethinking Displacements and Protection See: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/... ✅ Responses should be between 1,000 and 2,500 words submitted via the RSQ website: academic.oup.com/rsq

New Advance Article from our Perspectives on Displacement series [OPEN ACCESS] Romola Sanyal examines The Space that Refuge Makes: Rethinking Displacements and Protection 🔗Read more: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/...

📢New Advance Article [OPEN ACCESS] ‘Vulnerability’ in Decisions on International Protection in Austria: A Contribution to Equality? By Margit Ammer and Monika Mayrhofer 🔗Read More: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/... #RefugeeProtection

New Advance Article (OPEN ACCESS) Spectrums of Power: The Plight of Venezuelan Refugees in Colombia By James Rochlin 🔗 Read More: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/...

New Advance Article [OPEN ACCESS] Rethinking Mass Influx and Derogation in the Age of AI: The Role of New Technologies in Redefining Crisis, Protection and State Obligations By Meltem Ineli Ciger 🔗Read More: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/...

📄From RSQ Volume 44, Issue 2 Failing Asylum-Seekers: Limited Judicial Review of Refugee Status Determination Decisions in Brazil (OPEN ACCESS) By Mariana Ferolla Vallandro do Valle @gvagrad.bsky.social 🔗Read more: academic.oup.com/rsq/article/...

📄From RSQ Volume 44, Issue 2 "Criminalisation and Control: Mediterranean Maritime Search and Rescue Workers’ Perceptions of Uses of Law" (Open Access) By Neil Graffin, Matt Howard and Joanne Vincett 🔗Read more: academic.oup.com/rsq/article/...

Read the #RLI blog series on 'Deserters, Draft Evaders and Refugee Law' including this piece: 'Slave Soldiers and their Protection under International Refugee Law' written by Dr Sara Arapiles. rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2025/06/18/s... #Soldiers #Military #InternationalRefugeeLaw

📄From RSQ Volume 44, Issue 2 "Evacuations as Displacement: Conceptual and Legal Challenges" by Jane McAdam @kaldorcentre.bsky.social 🔗Read more: academic.oup.com/rsq/article/...

📝 If you are a first-time author or early-career researcher, understanding what peer reviewers look for is essential to navigating academic publishing. We’ve just published a new piece: “First-Time Authors: What Do Reviewers Look For?” 🔗 Read the article here: academic.oup.com/rsq/pages/fi...

📝Refugee Survey Quarterly (RSQ) Volume 44, Issue 2 is now out! The new issue features: Perspectives on Displacement Paper Series responding to David Owen’s: “From Forced Migration to Displacement?” and Six original research articles. 📄 Contents below 🔗 Read the issue online: lnkd.in/dFWfc4FP

🚨 New Issue Alert! 📘 Refugee Survey Quarterly – Volume 44, Issue 2 (2025) – is now out! 🆓 Enjoy open access to select articles in this issue. 🖥️ Read it online: lnkd.in/dKuwNke5

New on the #RLI blog: Part three of a series - 'Conscience vs. State: The Evolving Legal Status of Conscientious Objectors in International Refugee Law' written by Prof Özgür Heval Çɪnar rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2025/06/18/c... #InternationalRefugeeLaw #RefugeeStatus #MilitaryActions #Military

My piece on the need for frameworks that embrace critical, decolonial, non-state-centric approaches is now up as "editor's choice" & free to download! @refugeesurveyquart.bsky.social It's a response to Owen's invitation to think w "displacement" as framing concept academic.oup.com/rsq/article/...

📢 Great news from Refugee Survey Quarterly (RSQ)! Our 2024 journal metrics are in: 📈 Impact Factor (Clarivate): 2.2 📈 5-Year Impact Factor (Clarivate): 2.3 📈 CiteScore: 3.0 Thanks to our amazing authors, reviewers & readers for making this possible! 🔗 Read & submit here: academic.oup.com/rsq

For World Refugee Day, we'd like to highlight this recent #OpenAccess title in the #CriticalHumanRightsStudies series, published with @hrc-sas.bsky.social & @icws-sas.bsky.social: #Refugee Reception in Southern Africa by @nicholasmaple.bsky.social. Available here: uolpress.co.uk/book/refugee...

Pleased to have my short piece “Towards Global Displacement Studies?” Out in @refugeesurveyquart.bsky.social . The article is a response to David Owen’s thought-provoking article “From Forced Migration to Displacement?” :https://academic.oup.com/rsq/article/doi/10.1093/rsq/hdaf005/8157466

New on our Advance Articles Series: Towards Global Displacement Studies?: A Response to Owen's 'From Forced Migration to Displacement?' by @alibhagat.bsky.social Read the Full Article: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/...

"no framing is neutral & reproducing state- & institution-driven terms or outputs upholds the world they inscribe" In this piece just out with Refugee Survey Quarterly, I take up David Owen's discussion of "displacement" as field-framing concept 1/ free access: academic.oup.com/rsq/advance-...

New on our new Perspectives on Displacement series: Refuting State-Centric Framings: Response to David Owen’s 'From Forced Migration to Displacement?' by @eleanorbpaynter.net Read the full Article: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/...

New Advance Article : @jasminldiab.bsky.social examines Displacement as Decolonial Praxis: Centring Intersectionality in Forced Migration Studies. A Response to Owen's 'From Forced Migration to Displacement?' Read the full Article: doi.org/10.1093/rsq/...

‪Refugee Survey Quarterly (RSQ) is now on Bluesky! One of the oldest refugee studies journals, RSQ publishes peer-reviewed work at the intersection of research, policy & practice on forced displacement. Follow us @refugeesurveyquart.bsky.social for updates, calls & critical insights. #RSQonBluesky