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• A useful methodological synergy? Combining critical discourse analysis and corpus linguistics to examine discourses of refugees and asylum seekers in the UK press

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  • UK

• Asylum: The truth behind the headlines

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  • Scotland

• Asylum: understanding public attitudes

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  • East of England
  • Greater London
  • South West
  • UK
  • Wales
  • West Midlands

• Attitudes towards refugee and asylum seekers : A survey of public opinion

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  • UK

• Definitions

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• Domopolitics and disease: HIV/AIDS, immigration and asylum in the UK

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  • UK

• Evidence on Attitudes to Asylum and Immigration

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  • UK

• Exploding the migration myths: Analysis and recommendations for the European Union, the UK and Albania

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  • Europe
  • UK

• Fleeing, Sneaking, Flooding. A Corpus Analysis of Discursive Constructions of Refugees and Asylum Seekers in the UK Press, 1996-2005

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  • UK

• Guidelines

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• Hostility themes in media, community and refugee narratives

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  • UK

• Illegal Diasporas and African Refugees in Abdulrazak Gurnah's By the Sea

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  • Europe
  • UK

• Images of Sangatte: Political representations of asylum seeking in France and the UK

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  • Europe
  • UK

• Local press, dispersal and community in the construction of asylum debates

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  • UK

• New Labels, But It's Still Labelling: - Ibrahim El Salahi and Mohamed Bushara as `Asylum Artists' in the UK

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  • UK

• Public attitudes to asylum

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  This literature review was be used by the Commission for Racial Equality (CRE) as a foundation upon which to develop a coordinated programme of activity to bring about change in the way that people in Britain think about asylum and immigration. The CRE has undertaken this ‘Asylum Attitudes Initiative’ (AAI) because of its concern with the current level of hostility towards asylum seekers and other immigrants in Britain.

  Research for this review was conducted by Dr. Nissa Finney, with editorial work and additional research provided by Esme Peach, Information Officer at ICAR. The project was initially managed by Kirsteen Tait, former director of ICAR, and since her retirement, by Esme Peach.

  • UK

• Research

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• Saving Sanctuary

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  • UK

• Seeking Scapegoats

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  • UK

• Services

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