dr. (Cathy) CA Wilcock
- Location
- Kortenaerkade 12, 's - Gravenhage
- Room
- I2-04
- wilcock@iss.nl
Profile
My background is in critical development studies and my research so far has taken a politico-sociological approach to the nexus of migration and political participation. My PhD research examined the roles of diaspora in post-conflict peacebuilding and focused on a case study of UK-based Sudanese activists. In my role at ISS I am continuing my work on political belonging in the context of forced migration. In one project, which sits within the Vital Cities and Citizens project at EUR, I am looking at citizenship practices of migrants in home and hoststates. Alongside this, I am assisting the Prince Claus Chair Ali Bilgic in his work on human security and migration. I am interested in what forms of political belonging emerge when migrants…
My background is in critical development studies and my research so far has taken a politico-sociological approach to the nexus of migration and political participation. My PhD research examined the roles of diaspora in post-conflict peacebuilding and focused on a case study of UK-based Sudanese activists. In my role at ISS I am continuing my work on political belonging in the context of forced migration. In one project, which sits within the Vital Cities and Citizens project at EUR, I am looking at citizenship practices of migrants in home and hoststates. Alongside this, I am assisting the Prince Claus Chair Ali Bilgic in his work on human security and migration. I am interested in what forms of political belonging emerge when migrants engage in claim-making in both their home and host states and I am particularly interested in exploring these questions in the context of migration within and from the Horn of Africa.
- C.A. Wilcock (2020). Hybridising diasporic resistance to homeland peacebuilding: a case study of UK Sudanese activists and Sudanese peace. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 46 (11), 2443-2461. doi: 10.1080/1369183X.2019.1683443 [go to publisher's site]
- C.A. Wilcock (2019). Why are migrant campaigns different from homeland campaigns? Understanding belonging in context among UK-Sudanese activists. Global networks : a journal of transnational affairs, 19 (2), 179-196. doi: 10.1111/glob.12216
- A. Bilgic, G. Hoogensen Gjørv & C.A. Wilcock (2019). Trust, Distrust, and Security: An Untrustworthy Immigrant in a Trusting Community. Political Psychology, 40 (6), 1283-1296. doi: 10.1111/pops.12613 [go to publisher's site]
- C.A. Wilcock (2019). Hostile Immigration Policy and the Limits of Sanctuary as Resistance: Counter-conduct as Constructive Critique. Social Inclusion, 7 (4), 141-151. doi: 10.17645/si.v7i4.2353
- C.A. Wilcock (2018). Mobilising towards and imagining homelands: Diaspora formation among UK Sudanese. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 44 (3), 363-381. doi: 10.1080/1369183X.2017.1313104 [go to publisher's site]
- C.A. Wilcock (2020). Diasporas and Development in the Global Age. In T Bastia & R Skeldon (Eds.), The Routledge Handbook on Migration and Development (pp. 255-270). London: Routledge
- C.A. Wilcock (2018). Toyin Falola and Tyler Fleming (eds), Music, Performance and African Identities. [Bespreking van het boek Music, Performance and African Identities]. Journal of Consumer Culture, 15(2), 281-283. doi: 10.1177/1469540515574428
- A. Bilgic, D. Gasper & C.A. Wilcock (2020). A necessary complement to human rights: a human security perspective on migration to Europe. (Preprints, ISS working papers. General series, no 660). The Hague: International Institute of Social Studies
Academic Researcher
- University
- Erasmus University Rotterdam
- School
- International Institute of Social Studies (ISS)
- Department
- Academic staff unit
Vital Cities and Citizens
- Additional Information
- Affiliated to the VCC program (www.eur.nl/en/research/erasmus- initiatives/vital- cities-and-citizens).
- Role
- Researcher