Search Results - "Huizinga, Rik"

Carving out a space to belong: young Syrian men negotiating patriarchal dividend, (in)visibility and (mis)recognition in the Netherlands by Huizinga, Rik P.

“…This paper examines everyday life as a site of refugee politics by zooming in on lived experiences of Syrian male refugees in relation to exclusionary state…”
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"We're not that much different from you!": navigating positions of betweenness to explore solidarity, care and vulnerability in refugee and forced migration research by Huizinga, Rik P.

“…This paper argues that through reflexive examination of positions of betweenness in research relationships, insights are gathered that help to understand and…”
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Everyday geographies of belonging: Syrian refugee experiences in the Northern Netherlands by Huizinga, Rik P., van Hoven, Bettina

“…•Refugee belonging in the Northern Netherlands is multifaceted, nuanced and relational.•Belonging emerges in everyday places through social encounters and…”
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"It's not that I don't like it here, it's just that I eventually want to live somewhere else": young refugees' contested arrival experiences, local racialized discourses and emergent future selves in Amsterdam by Huizinga, Rik P., van Liempt, Ilse

“…Although the urban fabric is often associated with relevant infrastructures that foster young refugees' experiences of settlement and future imagining, a…”
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Hegemonic masculinities after forced migration: Exploring relational performances of Syrian refugee men in The Netherlands by Huizinga, Rik P., van Hoven, Bettina

“…Masculinities research has started to disentangle the gendered challenges men face after forced migration. This paper aims to contribute to this emerging work…”
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Reflexivity through positionality meetings: religion, muslims and 'non-religious' researchers by Kapinga, Laura, Huizinga, Rik, Shaker, Reza

“…This paper contributes to current debates on positionality by critically discussing and comparing three researchers' experiences doing research involving…”
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