School of Social & Political Sciences

Dr Gareth Mulvey

Lecturer in Sociology (School of Social & Political Sciences)

telephone: 0141 330 4065
email: Gareth.Mulvey@glasgow.ac.uk

Biography

I have worked as a researcher in Universities and the voluntary sector for over 15-years. During that time I completed a PhD in Public Policy at the University of Strathclyde where I looked at how immigration policy was made under the premiership of Tony Blair. Subsequently I have mostly worked around issues of migration, migration policy and the impact of policy on diverse migrant communities. I am interested in both how policy is made but also how it is received.

My other interests are concerned with social policy, particularly poverty, and about the relationship between central and devolved Government in the UK and how this impacts on social policy. I have a developing interest in the way social policy (much of it devolved) in some cases clashes with reserved policy. This links back to the question of policy and how it is made at different levels of government.

Research interests

At the moment my main research looks at migrant integration policy in different parts of the UK and the experiences of young Syrian refugees in the UK (a Global Challenged Research Fund project). I have also been working with colleagues in the Helping Hands Network on refugee solidarity movements, their conditionalities and questions of sustainability.

I have recently published work on the relationship between neoliberalism and migration policy in the UK; the prospects for a more open sense of idenity in Scotland and the relationship between reserved immigration policy and devolved immigrant policy in Scotland.

I have also recently done some work on the role of migrants and minorities in the Scottish referendum, looking at Poles and people of Pakistani origin, how they views their identities and whether that would have any impact on how they planned to vote. An edited collection will be coming out in 2016 about this. This has prompted more interest in issues of identity, be that national, transnational, local, class etc and I am keen to pursue work looking at the political ramifications of generational changes in identities.

Supervision

I have supervised a number of students in the past and am currently undertaking PhD supervision on the role of the Arts in refugee integration in Glasgow; the role of the church in integtrating catholic migrants in Norway; and the racialisation of Roma communitiies in Scotland.

Teaching

Undergraduate

SOCIO1010 Sociology 1B Migration & Society
SOCIO4107 Contemporary Migration in a Global persepctive (Sem 1)
SOCIO4108 Migration, multiculturalism and Belonging (Sem 2)
The State, Institutions and Policy: A Political Sociology Approach
Masters Global Migrations and Social Justice

Publications

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Number of items: 33.

2018

Galandini, S., Mulvey, G. and Lessard-Phillips, L. (2018) Stuck between mainstreaming and localism: views on the practice of migrant integration in a devolved policy framework. Journal of International Migration and Integration, (Accepted for Publication)

Karyotis, G., Colburn, B., Doyle, L. , Hermannsson, K. , Mulvey, G. and Skleparis, D. (2018) Building a New Life in Britain: The Skills, Experiences and Aspirations of Young Syrian Refugees. Project Report. Policy Scotland, Glasgow.

Mulvey, G. and Davidson, N. (2018) Between the crises: migration politics and the three periods of neoliberalism. Capital and Class, (doi:10.1177/0309816818780652) (Early Online Publication)

Mulvey, G., Bynner, C. , Murray, N. and Watson, N. (2018) Resettlement of Syrian Refugees in West Dunbartonshire. Project Report. What Works Scotland, Glasgow. (In Press)

Mulvey, G. (2018) Social, citizenship, social policy and refugee integration: a case of policy divergence in Scotland. Journal of Social Policy, 47(1), pp. 161-178. (doi:10.1017/S0047279417000253)

2017

Mulvey, G. and Burnett, A. (2017) Migration and identity in post-referendum Scotland. National Identities, (doi:10.1080/14608944.2017.1404562) (Early Online Publication)

Burka, M., Askins, K., Mulvey, G., Arnold, P. and McBride, J. (2017) Supporting Asylum Seekers: Building Capacity For Service Provision And Policy Advocacy. Project Report. University of Glasgow.

2016

McGarvey, N. and Mulvey, G. (2016) Identities and politics in the 2014 Scottish independence referendum: the Polish and Pakistani experience. In: Medda-Windischer, R., Popelier, P. and Mitterhofer, J. (eds.) Pro-Independence Movements and Immigration: Discourse, Policy and Practice. Series: Studies in territorial and cultural diversity governance (7). Brill/Nijhoff: Leiden ; Boston, pp. 134-162. ISBN 9789004294387 (doi:10.1163/9789004294394_007)

2015

Mulvey, G. (2015) Refugee integration policy: the effects of UK policy-making on refugees in Scotland. Journal of Social Policy, 44(2), pp. 357-375. (doi:10.1017/S004727941500001X)

Mulvey, G. (2015) Migration and poverty in Glasgow and Belfast. In: Social Policy Association Annual Conference: Social Policy in the Spotlight: Change, Continuity and Challenge, Belfast, Ireland, 6-8 Jul 2015, (Unpublished)

Mulvey, G. and Burnett, A. (2015) New Sense of Community: Reframing Migration and Identity in Post-Referendum Scotland. In: Critical Management Studies Annual Conference: Is There an Alternative? Management after Critique, University of Leicester, 8-10 Jul 2015, (Unpublished)

Mulvey, G., Lessard-Phillips, L. and Galandini, S. (2015) Immigrant Integration in the UK: Linking Policy and Outcomes. In: Political Studies Association Annual Conference, Sheffield, England, 30 Mar-1 Apr 2015, (Unpublished)

2014

Mulvey, G. (2014) Asylum seekers and refugees: a litmus test for Scotland? In: McKendrick, J. H., Mooney, G., Dickie, J., Scott, G. and Kelly, P. (eds.) Poverty in Scotland 2014: The Independence Referendum and Beyond. Child Poverty Action Group: London, pp. 223-228. ISBN 9781906076948

Mulvey, G. (2014) Immigration Policy in Britain: Discrimination by Design? In: Racism: From the Labour Movement to the Far Right, Glasgow, Scotland, 5-6 Sep 2014, (Unpublished)

Mulvey, G. (2014) Multi-Level Governance or Intergovernmental Relations: The Case of Refugee Integration in Scotland. In: European Consortium for Political Research General Conference, Glasgow, Scotland, 3-6 Sep 2014, (Unpublished)

Mulvey, G. (2014) Refugee Integration in a Multi-Level Context; The Impacts of UK Policy on Refugees in Scotland. In: Social Policy Association Annual Conference: Social Policy Confronting Change: Resistance, Resilience and Radicalism, Sheffield, England, 14-16 Jul 2014, (Unpublished)

Mulvey, G. and McGarvey, N. (2014) Identity and independence in Scotland: a pilot study of Pakistanis and Poles in Scotland. In: Institute of Minority Rights, European Academy, Bolzano, Italy, 24 Oct 2014, (Unpublished)

Stewart, E. and Mulvey, G. (2014) Seeking safety beyond refuge: the impact of immigration and citizenship policy upon refugees in the UK. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 40(7), pp. 1023-1039. (doi:10.1080/1369183X.2013.836960)

2013

Mulvey, G. (2013) In Search of Normality: Refugee Integration in Scotland. Project Report. Scottish Refugee Council, Glasgow, UK.

2012

Mulvey, G. (2012) The public, the politicians and problematising immigration: wantedness in UK immigration policy. In: 62nd Annual Conference of the Political Studies Association, Belfast, UK, 3-5 Apr 2012,

2011

Mulvey, G. (2011) Immigration under New Labour: policy and effects. Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, 37(9), pp. 1477-1493. (doi:10.1080/1369183X.2011.623622)

Mulvey, G. (2011) Refugee Integration in Scotland Statistical Findings from Stage 1. Project Report. Scottish Refugee Council, Glasgow, UK.

Stewart, E. and Mulvey, G. (2011) Becoming British Citizens? Experiences and Opinions of Refugees Living in Scotland. Project Report. Scottish Refugee Council, Glasgow, UK.

Mulvey, G. (2011) Refugee integration in local communities. In: 16th Annual International Metropolis Conference, Azores Islands, 12-16 Sep 2011,

2010

Connel, J., Mulvey, G., Brady, J. and Christie, G. (2010) "One Day we will be Reunited": Experiences of Refugee Family Reunion in the UK. Project Report. Scottish Refugee Council, Glasgow, UK.

Mulvey, G. (2010) When policy creates politics: the problematizing of immigration and the consequences for refugee integration in the UK. Journal of Refugee Studies, 23(4), pp. 437-462. (doi:10.1093/jrs/feq045)

2009

Mulvey, G. (2009) "Even Among Asylum Seekers we are the Lowest": Life on Section 4 Support in Glasgow. Project Report. Scottish Refugee Council, Glasgow, UK.

Mulvey, G. (2009) Refugee and Asylum Seeker Research in Scotland: A Literature Review. Other. Scottish Refugee Council, Glasgow, UK.

2008

Mooney, G., Scott, G. and Mulvey, G. (2008) The 'Celtic Lion' and social policy: some thoughts on the SNP and social welfare. Critical Social Policy, 28(3), pp. 378-394. (doi:10.1177/0261018308091276)

2007

Gillespie, M., Dobbie, L., Mulvey, G., Gallacher, Y. and Campbell, J. (2007) Money Advice for Vulnerable Groups: Final Evaluation Report. Project Report. Scottish Executive Social Research, Edinburgh, UK.

2005

Gillespie, M., Mulvey, G. and Scott, G. (2005) Transitions to Employment: Advising Disadvantaged Groups. Project Report. Scottish Executive Social Research, Edinburgh, UK.

2002

Bain, P., Watson, A., Mulvey, G., Taylor, P. and Gall, G. (2002) Taylorism, targets and the pursuit of quantity and quality by call centre management. New Technology, Work and Employment, 17(3), pp. 170-185. (doi:10.1111/1468-005X.00103)

Taylor, P., Mulvey, G., Hyman, J. and Bain, P. (2002) Work organization, control and the experience of work in call centres. Work, Employment and Society, 16(1), pp. 133-150. (doi:10.1177/09500170222119281)

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