Where Asylum and Austerity Meet: Deservingness and In/Exclusion in Rochdale
Where Asylum and Austerity Meet: Deservingness and In/Exclusion in Rochdale
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10.1111/anti.13022
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2024-02-05
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Sheldrick，Alistair
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作者：
Sheldrick，Alistair
经过10年的紧缩，英国的庇护和社会福利体系都经历了重大的组织变革、资金削减和私有化。因此，寻求庇护者的住宿和福利改革的影响越来越集中在已经贫困的边缘城市地区，如罗奇代尔，大曼彻斯特。尽管有这些相似之处，但英国的学术和评论倾向于相对孤立地考虑福利和边境制度。基于在镇上的两个慈善施舍中心进行的民族志工作，本文通过探索英国政治和庇护和福利治理的融合地理如何塑造应得性和社会排斥的日常谈判来解决这一差距。
The UK's asylum and social welfare systems have both been transformed by major organisational changes, funding cuts, and privatisations through a decade of austerity. With this, asylum‐seeker accommodation and the impacts of welfare reform have become increasingly concentrated in already‐impoverished, peripheral urban areas such as Rochdale, Greater Manchester. Despite these parallels, scholarship and commentary in the UK has tended to consider welfare and border regimes in relative isolation. Based on ethnographic work conducted in two charity drop‐centres in the town, this article addresses this gap by exploring how the UK's converging politics and geographies of asylum and welfare governance shape everyday negotiations of deservingness and social in/exclusion.