In this episode host Bridget Anderson is joined by Rizza Kaye Cases and Caitlin Procter, who are part of the team that has been carrying out interviews with irregular migrants across Europe. In the past year they have been busy analysing 233 interviews and the conversation here focuses on this post-fieldwork process and findings. Bridget asks Rizza and Caitlin how they have gone about analysing so much qualitative data, what the most significant findings are so far and what the policy implications might be for these. They also consider how this data speaks to the theoretical and conceptual debates on migration and status.
To learn more about the PRIME Project and read its latest reports visit the project website.
To hear about the team's reflections on working with a population widely perceived as 'vulnerable', read the article 'Experts, not vulnerable: Centring dignity in research with irregularised migrants' co-authored by Leila Giannetto (guest on Episode 6), Abubaker Khan and Caitlin Procter.
Bridget Anderson is the co-Principal Investigator on the PRIME project, Professor of Migration, Mobilities and Citizenship at the University of Bristol, and Director of Migration Mobilities Bristol.
Rizza Kaye Cases is a Research Fellow at the Institute for Sociology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, and an Affiliate Researcher at the Centre of Migration Research, University of Warsaw.
Caitlin Procter is a part-time Professor at the Migration Policy Centre of the European University Institute.
Produced by Migration Mobilities Bristol
Edited by Melissa FitzGerald @melissafitz
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