The “Irish question”: marginalizations at the nexus of sociology of migration and ethnic and racial studies in Britain

Overview of attention for article published in Ethnic and Racial Studies, February 2020

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1 year ago my article was published with @tandfonline. Here’s to another year of great research impacting future works: https://t.co/9guj9WLAhS #AcademicTwitter

09 Feb 2021

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RT @albamoore1: A brilliant reminder of the continuing power of colonizations within Europe, of one "white" group by another. This is a bl…

07 Oct 2020

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A brilliant reminder of the continuing power of colonizations within Europe, of one "white" group by another. This is a blind spot for much sociological analysis because of the filtering of the racial lens. https://t.co/80I25tK2Am

06 Oct 2020

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Ireland seems to be always an awkward subject in Britian, which made me think to this (quite fascinating) article about the 'Irish question' in British sociology (https://t.co/mdPwkO6eel)

12 Apr 2020

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