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Open Access research that seeks to understand the expanding impact of human rights law on society...

Strathprints makes available scholarly Open Access content by researchers within the School of Law, including the Centre for the Study of Human Rights Law. Researchers within the Centre explore issues such as the impact of socio-economic rights within the context of immigration and asylum, to human rights within a changing climate, to respect for private life and freedom of expression.

Elsewhere in HaSS, researchers in the School of Social Work & Social Policy are investigating issues surrounding identity, citizenship and belonging among migrant populations, especially in light of significant political, social and economic change.

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Abdullah, Nur Anisah (2018) Alternative assumptions : a call for a more inclusive ontology. In: Scenario Planning and Foresight 2018, 2018-12-10 - 2018-12-11, Warwick Business School.

Abdullah, Anisah (2018) Workshop A2 : let's not talk about time - the way we know. In: 4th Asia Pacific Futurists Network (APFN) 2018, 2018-08-28 - 2018-08-29.

Abdullah, Nur Anisah (2017) Youth narratives for the UAE : the future of learning. In: Third Asia Pacific Futures Network 2017, 2017-04-21 - 2017-04-21.

Abdullah, Nur Anisah (2016) Outside the comfort zone : pedagogical learnings and critical reflections on futures for students. In: Gaming the Future(s): Pedagogies for Emergent Futures, 2016-11-10 - 2016-11-11, Tamkang University.

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