dr. (Roy) R.B.C. Huijsmans

All Publications (50)

• Article (15)

  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2018). Invited comment. Current Anthropology, 59 (2), 127-128. doi: 10.1086/697199[go to publisher's site]
  • L. Chea & R.B.C. Huijsmans (2018). Rural youth and urban-based vocational training: gender, space and aspiring to 'become someone'. Children's Geographies, 16 (1), 39-52. doi: https://doi.org/10.1080/14733285.2017.1300234
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2018). 'Knowledge that Moves': Emotions and affect in policy and research with young migrants. Children's Geographies. doi: https://doi.org/10.1080/14733285.2018.1468869
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2018). Becoming mobile and growing up: A “generationed” perspective on borderland mobilities, youth, and the household. Population Space and Place. doi: 10.1002/psp.2150[go to publisher's site]
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2017). Exploring the "Age Question" in Research on Young Migrants in Southeast Asia. Childhood Obesity, 25 (2), 122-134.
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans & T. Trần (2015). Enacting Nationalism through Youthful Mobilities? Youth, mobile phones and digital capitalism in a Lao-Vietnamese borderland. Nations and Nationalism : Journal of the Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism, 21 (2), 209-229. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/nana.12095[go to publisher's site]
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2014). Becoming a Young Migrant or Stayer Seen through the Lens of ‘Householding’: Households ‘in flux’ and the intersection of relations of gender and seniority. Geoforum, 51, 294-304. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.geoforum.2012.11.007
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans, S. George, R. Gigengack & S.J.T.M. Evers (2014). Theorising Age and Generation in Development: A Relational Approach. European Journal of Development Research, 26 (2), 163-174. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1057/ejdr.2013.65
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2013). ‘Doing Gendered Age’: Older mothers and migrant daughters negotiating care work in rural Lao PDR and Thailand. Third World Quarterly, 34 (10), 1896-1910. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/01436597.2013.851952
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans & S. Baker (2012). Child Trafficking: `Worst Form¿ of Child Labour, or Worst Approach to Young Migrants? Development and Change, 43 (4), 919-946. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-7660.2012.01786.x
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2012). Beyond compartmentalization: A relational approach towards agency and vulnerability of young migrants. New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development, 29-45. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/cad.20009
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2011). Child Migration and Questions of Agency. Development and Change, 42 (5), 1307-1321. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-7660.2011.01729.x
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2011). 'The Theatre of Human Trafficking: A global discourse on Lao stages. International Journal of Social Quality, 1 (2), 66-84.
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2008). Children Working Beyond their Localities: Lao children working in Thailand. Childhood-A Global Journal of Child Research, 15 (531), 331-353. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/0907568208091667
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2007). Approaches to Lao Minors Working in Thailand. Juth Pakai (Lao Development Journal), 18-33.

• Part of book - Chapter (9)

  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2018). Transnational Childhoods. In H Montgomery & M Robb (Eds.), Children and Young People's Worlds (second edition) (pp. 121-137). Bristol: Policy Press
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2017). Children and Young People in Migration: A Relational Approach. In C. Ni Laoire, A. White & T. Skelton (Eds.), Movement, Mobilities and Journeys (Geographies of Children and Young People, 6) (pp. 45-66). Singapore: Springer[go to publisher's site]
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2016). Critical Geopolitics of Child and Youth Migration in (Post)Socialist Laos. In M.C. Benwell & P. Hopkins (Eds.), Children, Young People and Critical Geopolitics (Critical Geopolitics) (pp. 139-154). Farnham: Ashgate
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2016). Generationing Development: An introduction. In R. Huijsmans (Ed.), Generationing Development: A Relational Approach to Children, Youth and Development (Palgrave Studies on Children and Development) (pp. 1-31). London: Palgrave Macmillan[go to publisher's site]
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2016). Child trafficking: ‘worst form’ of child labour, or worst approach to young migrants? In N. Howard & S. Okyere (Eds.), Childhood and Youth. Beyond Trafficking and Slavery Short Course. Vol. 7 (pp. 29-31). openDemocracy[go to publisher's site]
  • N. Gerber & R.B.C. Huijsmans (2016). From Access to Post-access Concerns: Rethinking Inclusion in Education Through Children’s Everyday School Attendance in Rural Malaysia. In C. Hunner-Kreisel & S. Bohne (Eds.), Childhood, Youth and Migration: Connecting Global and Local Perspectives (Children’s Well-Being: Indicators and Research, 12) (pp. 203-221). Springer[go to publisher's site]
  • . Trần Thị Hà Lan & R.B.C. Huijsmans (2014). Experiencing the State and Negotiating Belonging in Zomia: Pa Koh and Bru-Van Kieu Ethnic Minority Youth in a Lao-Vietnamese Borderland. In S. Spyros & M. Christou (Eds.), Children and Borders (Studies in Childhood and Youth) (pp. 27-46). Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave Macmillan
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2014). Gender, Masculinity, and Safety in the Changing Lao-Thai Migration Landscape. In T-D Truong, D Gasper, J Handmaker & S.I. Bergh (Eds.), Migration, Gender and Social Justice: Perspectives on Human Security (Hexagon Series on Human and Environmental Security and Peace, 9) (pp. 333-349). Heidelberg, etc.: Springer[go to publisher's site]
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2011). The EUs Ambiguous Position on Migrant Underage Workers. In T.D. Truong & D. Gasper (Eds.), Transnational Migration and Human Security: The migration-development-security nexus (pp. 159-168). Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag

• Book review (10)

  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2017). Children: Ethnographic encounters. [Bespreking van het boek Children: Ethnographic Encounters]. Children's Geographies, 1-2.
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2016). Decentring the History of the Idea of Children's Rights. [Bespreking van de boeken Childhood and Colonial Modernity in Egypt & Inhabiting ‘Childhood’: Children, labour and schooling in postcolonial India]. The International Journal of Children's Rights, 24(4), 924-929.[go to publisher's site]
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2016). Book review of 'Class Work: Vocational schools and China's urban youth'. [Bespreking van het boek Class Work: Vocational schools and China's urban youth]. Children's Geographies, 1-2.[go to publisher's site]
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2015). Book Review of Holly High's 'Field of Desire: Poverty and Policy in Laos'. [Bespreking van het boek Fields of Desire: Poverty and Policy in Laos]. Journal of Asian and African Studies, 50(6), 765-766.[go to publisher's site]
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2014). Book review 'Reconceptualizing Children's Rights in International Development: Living rights, social justice, translations. [Bespreking van het boek Reconceptualizing Children's Rights in International Development: Living rights, social justice, translations]. Children's Geographies, 1-2.
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2013). Book review of "Youth gangs and street children: culture, nurture and masculinity in Ethiopia". [Bespreking van het boek Youth gangs and street children: culture, nurture and masculinity in Ethiopia]. Children's Geographies.
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2012). Besmette Jeugd: Kinderen van NSB'ers na de oorlog [Contaminated Youth: Children of NSB members after the war]. [Bespreking van het boek Besmette Jeugd: Kinderen van NSB’ers na de oorlog [Contaminated Youth: Children of NSB Members after the War]]. Childhood-A Global Journal of Child Research, 19(3), 414-416.
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2011). Rights and Wrongs of Children¿s Work [Bespreking van de boeken Rights and Wrongs of Children’s Work & Rights and Wrongs of Children’s Work]. Children’s Geographies , 9(3-4), 483-485.
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2009). Young People and Social Change: New perspectives. [Bespreking van het boek Young People and Social Change: New perspectives]. Children’s Geographies , 7(2), 235-241.
  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2009). An Introduction to Childhood: Anthropological perspectives on children¿s lives. [Bespreking van het boek An Introduction to Childhood: Anthropological perspectives on children’s lives]. Children’s Geographies , 7(3), 362-363.

• Report (3)

  • Scholarly Publication (2)

    • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2006). Children, Childhood And Migration. (ISS Working Papers, General Series, no 427). The Hague: ISS
    • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2004). Listening to Working School-Youth: A child-centred case-study of employment experiences of HAVO-students in rural eastern Netherlands. (Master Thesis). The Hague: Institute of Social Studies (ISS)

  • Professional Publication (1)

    • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2012). Background paper on Young Migrants in Urban Ghana, focusing particularly on young female head porters (kayayei). (Extern rapport). Amsterdam: Plan Netherlands

• Doctoral thesis (1)

  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2010, oktober 4). Migrating Children, Households, and the Post-Socialist State: An ethnographic study. Durham University (374 pag.) (Durham (UK): Durham University) Prom./coprom.: J. Rigg & R. Pain.

• Other output (7)

  • Scholarly Publication (2)

    • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2011). Unpacking the Gender Paradox in Lao Households¿ Migration Decision-making Processes. Workshop On Householding In Transition: Emerging Dynamics In ‘Developing’ East And Southeast Asia: Singapore (2011, juli 25 - 2011, juli 26).
    • R.B.C. Huijsmans & K. Phouxay (2008). `Whether you go illegally or legally in the end it¿s the same, you¿re cheated¿: A study of formal and informal recruitment practices of Lao workers migrating to Thailand. ILO project: Migrant recruitment from the Lao PDR to Thailand – Final Report: Vientiane.

  • Other Publication (3)

    • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2014). 'Young people in Laos and research grants', interview with Roy Huijsmans by [Thessa Lageman]. Erasmus Magazine: (2014, mei 8).
    • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2014). Youthful Mobilities, Prosumer Capitalism and Belonging in the Rural Borderlands of Southeast Asia. CTC 2014: 'Being, Becoming and Belonging' (6th International Conference on Child and Teen Consumption): Edinburgh (2014, april 9 - 2014, april 11).
    • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2013). Children, Childhood and Migration: Some critical thoughts. International conference on 'Childhood and Migration: Gendered and generational perspectives': Vechta (Germany) (2013, december 5 - 2013, december 6).

  • Professional Publication (2)

    • R.B.C. Huijsmans, A. Savirani, B. Amin, B.N.F. White, S. Naafs & W.M. Minza (2011). Youth and Generation: A Southeast Asian Perspective. Presentation at the 3rd Southeast Asia Update: Leiden (2011, juni 24).
    • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2011). Lao Childhoods in Transition. Presentation at the 26th Annual conference of the Association of Southeast Asian Studies in the United Kingdom (ASEASUK), Magdalene College: Cambridge (2011, september 9 - 2011, september 11).

• Internet article (1)

  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2015). Child trafficking: ‘worst form’ of child labour, or worst approach to young migrants? (blog). OpenDemocracy. (available: 13 Jul 2015). [go to publisher's site]

• Book editorship (1)

  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (Ed.). (2016). Generationing Development: A Relational Approach to Children, Youth and Development. (Palgrave Studies on Children and Development). London: Palgrave Macmillan[go to publisher's site]

• Journal editorship / Referee (1)

  • S.J.T.M. Evers, S. George, R. Gigengack & R.B.C. Huijsmans (Eds.). (2014) European Journal of Development Research, 26(2).

• Website / portal (1)

  • R.B.C. HuijsmansCYD-Blog Children, Youth and Development. . Retrieved Apr 01, 2015, from http://blog.eur.nl/iss/cys/

• Lecture (1)

  • R.B.C. Huijsmans (2014, november 26). Jongeren en Mobiele Telefonie in Laos en Vietnam. Erasmus University Rotterdam, Kindercollege, Wetenschapsknooppunt EUR.

Editorial positions (2)

Present position

Other positions (1)