This post is based on a presentation at the LSAANZ conference on Rights, Relationality, Resilience, Reciprocity on 4 December 2025, which explored the possibilities of centring the concept of belonging in lawmaking places and processes. The presentation drew on a combination of work undertaken as part of the Home in Crisis project, as well as some of my previous reflections, and indeed, frustrations, about international … Continue reading Belonging and Exclusion, in Life and in Law: Learning from Migrants in Cork

A talk by Dina Lupin at the University of Southampton Faculty of Social Sciences Research Away Day Interdisciplinarity comes in many different forms and shapes but today, for the sake of making a point, I am going to divide all of it into two categories: modest interdisciplinarity, which is fine if modesty is your thing, and ambitious interdisciplinarity which I am going to argue is the … Continue reading From modest to ambitious interdisciplinarity