S3 E4 A New Plan for Migration?
S3 E3 Bye, Bye Britain
S3 E2 Free Movement, limited
S3 E1 Of Kings, Songs and Migrants
BONUS Behind the Scenes
In dialogue
East-West inequalities and the remaking of unequal Europeans
Who is a migrant?
European Identities from the Aliens Act 1905 to Brexit
Imagining a new Britain, 20 years on
What can we learn about what British and EU citizenship from Brexit?
What do family migration rules reveal about British citizenship today?
How do protest and resistance make citizens and citizenship?
What does British citizenship have to do with Global Social Inequalities?
What does the Nationality and Borders Act mean for British citizenship?
What can we learn about British citizenship from the Chagos Islanders?
What do the children denied the right to nationality through their British parents tell us about citizenship?
What do Clause 9 (Nationality and Borders Bill) and the history of citizenship deprivation in the UK tell us about Britishness today?
What can English-language testing for the purposes of immigration and citizenship tell us about who counts as British today?
What can the Hong Kong BN(O) visa tell us about borders and belonging in Britain today?
What can the UK’s citizenship test tell us about the shape of Britishness today?
How the British Nationality Act 1981 laid the foundations for a stateless population within Britain’s borders
How the Commonwealth Immigration Acts laid the foundations for the Windrush Deportation Scandal
What can the development of immigration legislation tell us about citizenship in Britain?
Why we need to look at history to understand British citizenship today?
