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Ostrand, Nicole Marie & Paasche, Erlend
(2024).
Co-organised two-day workshop at Vrije Universiteit Brussels, bringing together researchers from NORMS and another project to develop a special issue proposal for Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies.
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Ostrand, Nicole Marie & Paasche, Erlend
(2024).
Co-organised ECPR Joint Sessions of Workshops.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2023).
Section, PRA442 workshop. Return and Readmission: A Normative Approach. .
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Paasche, Erlend
(2023).
What is sustainable reintegration?
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Paasche, Erlend
(2023).
UTENRIKS Roundtable discussion.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2023).
NORMS presentation.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2023).
Refugee Resettlement and Vulnerability Criteria.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2023).
Impact of cash incentives for reintegration assistance.
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Paasche, Erlend; Brekke, Jan-Paul & Brochmann, Grete
(2022).
Europeisk dobbeltmoral.
Dag og Tid.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2022).
Presented at UDI/IOM Embassy Seminar, on the relationship between integration and reintegration. Participated in panel debate.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2022).
Co-organized, presented at and moderated three high level panels at EU workshop on return.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2022).
A relational dimension of deportation as practice: Obtaining the collaboration of origin states .
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Paasche, Erlend
(2022).
MPI-ERRIN Workshop on Monitoring of Reintegration Assistance: Case study Iraq (workshop participation).
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Paasche, Erlend & Brekke, Jan-Paul
(2021).
Selection Criteria in Refugee Resettlement Balancing vulnerability and future integration in eight resettlement countries.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2021).
DELMI Expert Roundtable Seminar on Return and Reintegration, invitee.
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Paasche, Erlend & Brekke, Jan-Paul
(2021).
Sommerseminar for Beregningsutvalget, innleder.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2021).
Faglunsj i Justisdepartementet, innleder.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2021).
PU Ledersamling i ID-enheten, innleder.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2021).
Embassy seminar on return, keynote speech.
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Schultz, Jessica; Lidén, Hilde & Paasche, Erlend
(2021).
Norsk flyktningpolitikk skaper nye former for sårbarhet.
Forskning.no.
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Schultz, Jessica; Lidén, Hilde & Paasche, Erlend
(2021).
Assessing vulnerability in Norwegian asylum practice: amplifying or displacing refugee rights?
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Paasche, Erlend
(2020).
DELMI expert roundtable on return policy, invitee.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2020).
Norm Conflicts in International Return Practice, keynote speech.
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Paasche, Erlend & Brekke, Jan-Paul
(2020).
PROTECT symposium 1 Norge og FNs flyktningeplattform, keynote speech on selection criteria in refugee resettlement.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2020).
CMI/UiB workshop on project development in migration studies, keynote speech.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2020).
Expert roundtable on Assisted Voluntary Return and Reintegration, invited speaker.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2020).
Grensene for migrasjonskontroll, foredrag for politiet.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2020).
Keynote speech: On monitoring the effectiveness of reintegration activities.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2019).
Return and reintegration in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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Paasche, Erlend & Skilbrei, May-Len
(2019).
Human Trafficking, Migration and Borders Under Pressure.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2018).
Class, risk and going with a purpose.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2018).
Human Trafficking and Migration Studies.
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Paasche, Erlend & Carling, Jørgen
(2018).
Representations of return migration in Nigerian cultural production.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2018).
Class, risk and ‘going with a purpose’: Nigerian postgraduates reflect on irregular migration.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2017).
Crime goes to the movies: The case of Nollywood.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2017).
Om migrasjon og Film fra Sør.
[Radio].
NRK P2.
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Søderholm, Tara Matilde & Paasche, Erlend
(2017).
From Nollywood to Norway.
[Internett].
Universitetet i Oslo.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2017).
Hayne's Nollywood: A view from migration studies.
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Villman, Emma Åsa Irene & Paasche, Erlend
(2017).
Making sense of migration through popular culture.
[Internett].
uio.no.
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Lidén, Hilde; Strand, Arne; Bendixsen, Synnøve Kristine Nepstad; Paasche, Erlend & Brekke, Jan-Paul
(2016).
Samanliknande evaluering av assisterte returprogram til Afghanistan, Irakisk Kurdistan, Etiopia og Kosovo.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2014).
Vaklende løsrivelse.
Morgenbladet.
Vis sammendrag
Bak en flom av nyheter fra Irak i det siste, om islamistiske ekstremisters brutale effektivitet, etnisk rensing og vestlig intervensjon i Irak, er det et like aktuelt men dypere spørsmål som fortjener mer oppmerksomhet: Nå som den irakiske staten er så svak, vil kurderne nord i landet benytte anledningen til å løsrive seg?
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Paasche, Erlend
(2014).
Nasjonalisme under press.
Dagens næringsliv.
Vis sammendrag
Suksessen til ekstremistene i Den islamske stat (IS) er delvis et spørsmål om militær slagkraft, men også om kraften i tre konkurrerende nasjonalismer, skriver fredsforsker Erlend Paasche.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2014).
Kan Irak fikses?
Dagsavisen.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2014).
Elites and emulators: the evolution of an Iraqi Kurdish - European migration system.
Vis sammendrag
This paper deals with both emigration and return, applying a systems approach on 'forced migrants'. Empirically based on more than 100 in-depth interviews and 7 focus group discussions with Iraqi Kurdish emigrants and returnees to/from the UK and Norway, this paper explores the evolution of an Iraqi Kurdish - European migration system through three time periods, 1975-1991, 1992-1998, and 1999 until today. The first wave, comprised of political elites, were often granted asylum by sympathetic host states in Europe. Through their existentially important remittances, transnational marriages and high-profile return visits these elites had a signalling effect triggering the emigration of a more mixed group of second-wave ‘economic refugees'. Second-wavers emulated the first-wavers in search of wealth and freedom but were also fleeing a complex of civil war, generalized insecurity and economic deprivation. The final third-wavers tend to be less wealthy and younger, and idealize Europe as a vehicle of social mobility in lieu of inaccessible patronage. Unprecedented though incomplete political stability and rapid though inequitable economic growth in Iraqi Kurdistan hence produces return and emigration simultaneously. It prompts the return of political and financial elites, well positioned to capitalize on investment opportunities and benefit from personal networks and any foreign-earned skills and education they might have acquired. It also produces third wavers who continue to emulate the elites by seeking asylum in Europe to accumulate wealth and enjoy social freedoms, but are poorly positioned to do so as increasingly restrictive asylum regimes and economic downturns in Europe combine to produce irregularization, marginalization, and unfavorable exchange rates vis-à-vis the booming Kurdish economy. When these third-wavers eventually return, often forcibly, they are largely empty-handed and face disappointed households and poor prospects in an increasingly specialized labor market. In other words, emigration to Europe has been democratized but return has not.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2013).
On the Move: The Journey of Refugees in New Literatures in English.
Journal of Peace Research.
50(3),
s. 428–428.
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Paasche, Erlend & Hofman, Lennart
(2013).
Gedwongen naar huis.
[Avis].
Netherland.
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Paasche, Erlend & Hofmann, Lennart
(2012).
Nederlandse supermarkt in Irak teken van welvart.
[Avis].
Netherlands.
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Paasche, Erlend
(2011).
Prospects for Political Stability in a Democratic Iraq: A Study of the Clusters of Conflict.
Journal of Peace Research.
48(2),
s. 267–267.