Book Chapters

2021

Kayran, Elif Naz and M. Kolbe (2021) Institutional sources of trust resilience in diverse societies: Mitigating role of inclusive and egalitarian welfare state institutions. In: E. Elgar (Ed) The handbook on migration and welfare. Forthcoming.
Vliet, Olaf van, V. Bakker, and L. van Doorn (2021) From social protection to social investment: European responses to globalization, technological change, labour market flexibilization, and migration. In: G. Fischer and R. Strauss (Ed) Europe’s income, wealth, consumption, and inequality. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Woude, Maartje A.H. van der (2021) Bordering, othering, and empathy: Enhancing social proximity in a world in motion. In: C. Nahnfeldt and K.S. Rønsdal (Ed) Contemporary christian-cultural values: Migration encounters in the Nordic region. Religion, resistance, hospitalities (RRH): Interpretation, analysis, and documentation. London: Routledge.

Campos-Delgado, Amalia (2020) Sistemas de control fronterizo: In/seguridad, sospecha e intuición. In A. Hernández (Ed) Puentes que unen y muros que separan. Fronterización, securitización y procesos de cambio en las fronteras de México y Brasil. México: El Colef/ UFMS.
Woude, Maartje A.H. van der (2020), Ethnicity based immigration checks: crimmigration and the how of immigration and border control. In: G.L. Gatta, V. Mitsilegas, and S. Zirulia (Ed) Controlling immigration through criminal law. European and comparative perspectives on "crimmigration". Hart studies in European criminal law. London: Hart Publishing.
Woude, Maartje A.H. van der (2020), The crimmigrant ‘other’ at Europe’s intra-Schengen borders. In: M. Jesse (Ed) European societies, migration, and the law. The ‘others' amongst ‘us'. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.

Franko, K., Maartje A.H. van der Woude and V. Barker (2019) Beacons of tolerance dimmed? Migration, criminalization, and inhospitality in welfare states. In: S.K.N. Bendixsen, T. Wyller (Ed) Contested hospitalities in a time of migration: Religious and secular counterspaces in the Nordic region. Religion, resistance, hospitalities (RRH): Interpretation, analysis, and documentation. Abingdon-on-Thames: Routledge.