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  • University of Bristol

    University, Bristol, United Kingdom
    Professor

  • The University of Bristol

    University, Bristol, United Kingdom
    Academic , Professor of Migration Studies

  • The University of Bristol

    University, Bristol, United Kingdom
    Member

  • The University of Bristol

    University, Bristol, United Kingdom
    Member

  • The University of Bristol

    University, Bristol, United Kingdom
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Research

Introduction to Special Issue: Family Migration in Times of Crisis

Authors Helena Wray, Katharine Charsley, Gizem Kolbaşı-Muyan, ...
Year 2023
Journal Name Migration Studies
1 Journal Article

Afterword

Authors Katharine Charsley
Year 2021
Journal Name Citizenship Studies
3 Journal Article

Reframing ‘integration’: acknowledging and addressing five core critiques

Authors Sarah Spencer, Katharine Charsley
Year 2021
Journal Name Comparative Migration Studies
4 Journal Article

Marrying ‘in’/marrying ‘out’? Blurred boundaries in British Pakistani marriage choices

Authors Katharine Charsley, Marta Bolognani
Year 2019
Journal Name Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
6 Journal Article

Closeness and distance in Pakistani transnational cousin marriage

Authors Katharine Charsley
Year 2018
Journal Name Families, Relationships and Societies
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9 Journal Article

Introduction

Authors Katharine Charsley, Helena Wray
Year 2015
Journal Name Men and Masculinities
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13 Journal Article

Silenced Husbands

Authors Katharine Charsley, Anika Liversage
Year 2015
Journal Name Men and Masculinities
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14 Journal Article

Marriage-Related Migration to the UK

Authors Katharine Charsley, Michaela Benson, Nicholas Van Hear, ...
Year 2012
Journal Name International Migration Review
Citations (WoS) 31
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15 Journal Article

An Audible Minority: Migration, Settlement and Identity Among English Graduates in Scotland

Authors Ross Bond, Katharine Charsley, Sue Grundy
Year 2009
Journal Name Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
Citations (WoS) 14
18 Journal Article

Risk, trust, gender and transnational cousin marriage among British Pakistanis

Authors Katharine Charsley
Year 2007
Journal Name Ethnic and Racial Studies
Citations (WoS) 44
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19 Journal Article

South Asian transnational marriages in comparative perspective

Authors KATHARINE CHARSLEY, ALISON SHAW
Year 2006
Journal Name Global Networks
Citations (WoS) 53
20 Journal Article

Risk and Ritual: The Protection of British Pakistani Women in Transnational Marriage

Authors Katharine Charsley
Year 2006
Journal Name Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies
Citations (WoS) 38
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22 Journal Article

Vulnerable Brides and Transnational Ghar Damads

Authors Katharine Charsley
Year 2005
Journal Name Indian Journal of Gender Studies
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23 Journal Article

UNHAPPY HUSBANDS: MASCULINITY AND MIGRATION IN TRANSNATIONAL PAKISTANI MARRIAGES

Authors Katharine Charsley
Year 2005
Journal Name Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute
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24 Journal Article

Epidemiology and Sociology as Incommensurate Games: Accounts from the Study of Health and Ethnicity

Authors Steve Fenton, Katharine Charsley
Year 2000
Journal Name Health: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Social Study of Health, Illness and Medicine
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25 Journal Article

Transnational Pakistani Connections

Authors Katharine Charsley
Year 2013
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26 Journal Article

Transnational Marriage

Year 2013
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27 Journal Article

Suggested Research

Cross-border marriages: Gender and mobility in transnational Asia

Authors Katharine Charsley
Year 2007
Journal Name Critique of Anthropology
1 Journal Article

Understanding integration processes: Informing policy and practice

Authors Katharine Charsley, Sarah Spencer
Description
Governments and cities across Europe are developing strategies to enhance integration. In England, the publication of the government’s Integrated Communities Strategy Green Paper has highlighted integration as a policy challenge at national and local levels. This briefing paper sets out a model of integration to provide a systematic basis for the design and evaluation of integration policies and initiatives. The concept of integration refers to processes of interaction, personal and social change among individuals and institutions across inter-related areas of life. The nature, speed and direction of these processes are affected not only by the characteristics of individuals, but also the wider social context. The term ‘integration’ is, however, often used loosely, without a clear understanding of the multiple processes involved. A narrow focus on some important indicators (e.g. gender norms, employment) often obscures the fuller picture. An integration approach needs to move beyond one-way models of assimilation, and a focus on migrants and minorities, to recognise that all members of society engage in participation, interaction and change. In practice, the focus of discussion is often on the characteristics and behaviour of individuals (e.g. migrants) to the neglect of society and policy factors. Recent policy developments, however, demonstrate increasing interest in viewing integration as something in which all members of society are involved and for which there is shared responsibility. Effective policy intervention requires clarity on the complex processes at play. Extensive research on integration has provided insights on integration processes and the factors which impact on them. No single initiative is likely to be able to address all of the processes and factors involved, but a systematic approach to conceptualising integration offers the potential for greater clarity in policy aims, identification of barriers to integration, and evaluation of interventions and their outcomes.
Year 2019
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