Phillip
Thebe
Phillip Thebe is a PhD fellow in Anthropology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and a development studies researcher specializing in globalization and migration. He has published a number of academic articles, presented in several conferences, and has wide research experience in Africa, Europe and Asia. His present research explores the Aspirations of Zimbabweans and other Sub-Saharan Africans in Hong Kong and Mainland China.
| Migration Reasearch Hub ID: 2633 | |
| ORCID | https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6602-1873 |
| https://www.linkedin.com/in/thebephillip / | |
Expertise
Migration processes
-
Migration drivers
- Poverty and inequality
- Conflict, war and violence
- Migration policy and other public policies
- Personal resources and migration experience
- Migrant communities and networks
- Education services and training opportunities
- Migrant aspirations and attitudes
- Cultural norms and ties
- Globalisation and (post)colonialism
- Transnational ties
- Family size and structure
Migration consequences (for migrants, sending and receiving countries)
-
Socio-cultural consequences
- Racism, xenophobia and discrimination
- Cultural identity and belonging
- Attitudes, migration and migrants
- Media representations of migration
- Ethnic, religious and national minorities
- Migrants and religion
- Diasporas and transnational communities
- Marriage and migration
- Family relations and migration
- Upbringing of children and migration
- Migrants' language skills
Migration governance
-
Governance actors
-
Immigrant policy and law
Disciplines
-
Disciplines
-
Subject Areas
Methods
-
Qualitative research
-
Quantitative research
Geographies
-
Scope
-
UN Countries
Roles
-
Chinese University of Hong Kong
University, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
PhD Student
Research
No Items Found!
This profile doesn't have any research items associated yet!
Suggested Research
No Items Found!
We couldn't find any research matching the name "Phillip Thebe"!
You can manually select items by searching for them on the Database Page and clicking the "Claim My Item" button for each item you want to claim. Claimed items will then appear under the Research tab on your profile.