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Dr Ulrike M Vieten

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Dr Ulrike M Vieten

Dr Ulrike M Vieten

School of Social Sciences, Education and Social Work

Dr Vieten has researched the notions of difference and otherness, particularly with respect to historical and contemporary cosmopolitanisms. More recently, she looked into the experiences of asylum seekers and refugees in Northern Ireland, and focused on the politics of loss, the language of dance and how to communicate experiences of displacement across different groups.

The study on refugees was the first study of this kind in NI, and commissioned by the OFMDFM/ Stormont, in 2016. Following previous, also externally funded research, the most recent project with colleagues in Turkey is ground breaking as visual culture is used to stimulate processes of reconciliation across divided communities.

Contact info

  • U.Vieten@qub.ac.uk
  • +44 (0)28 9097 2528

Research Interests

Open to PhD applications in the field of

  • Gender and intersectionality
  • Gender, (institutional) violence and far right populism
  • Migration, minorities and citizenship
  • Loss, displacement and the spatial-social nexus
  • Cosmopolitanism and nationalism in Europe

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Public outreach & key achievements

  • Dr Fiona Murphy’s and my work on the situation of asylum seekers and refugees in Northern Ireland is 
    feeding into a refugee integration strategy that is planned by the OFMDFM

Research students

PhD Title ‘The Avoidable Silence of Wartime Sexual Violence Survivors in Bosnia and Herzegovina’
Name Emily Mitchell-Bajik 
Country Bosnia-Herzegovina

 


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