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Back to Basics: Stateless Women and Children in Greece

European societies are effectively witnessing a growing refugee crisis in tandem with the ongoing economic crisis in recent years. Within this climate, migration is at risk of being seen more than ever before as an additional ‘burden’ that societies have to ‘carry’ and it is sometimes even questioned why it should be accommodated or respected at all. This paper draws on empirical research from Greece to examine
changing European societies, with a particular focus on how the crisis is affecting the most vulnerable members of society, the stateless children and women migrants and refugees.

Mariangela Veikou (2017) Back to Basics: Stateless Women and Children in Greece, Journal of Balkan and Near Eastern Studies, 19:5, 557-570, DOI: 10.1080/19448953.2017.1296261

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